Asset Report
Austin Chalk tight oil unconventional play
Report summary
The Austin Chalk is an upper Cretaceous geologic formation that sits on top of the Eagle Ford. It was originally developed as a conventional play with shallow vertical wells targeting the Chalk’s extensive network of natural fractures. Operators now apply horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing to extract oil and gas. Sweet spots are highly productive, but lack predictability. The Austin Chalk is mature with limited resource upside, though individual wells can be highly economic.
Table of contents
- Commercialisation overview
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What to watch
- Resource assumptions
- Gas market
- Liquids market
- Environment and regulation
- Land access and permitting
- Fiscal terms
- Supply chain
- Water procurement and disposal
- Technology
Tables and charts
This report includes 8 images and tables including:
- Austin Chalk and Eagle Ford drilling
- Generalized stratigraphy of the South Texas gulf coast
- Austin Chalk resource
- Austin Chalk full cycle assumptions
- Austin Chalk economic metrics
- Type well annual production
- Type well cumulative production
- Type well cashflow
What's included
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