Asset Report
Buda Rose tight oil unconventional concept play
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Report summary
The Lower Cretaceous-aged formations in East Texas between the Buda and Glen Rose present an oil-bearing, 427 metre-thick (1,400 feet) series of unconventional targets ranging between 2,590-3,780 metres (8,500-12,400 feet) deep. Firms who already hold acreage in the shallower Woodbine could find the Buda-Rose play to provide additional upside to existing Woodbine (synonymous with Eaglebine) positions, which lies below the well-established Eagle Ford formation...
Table of contents
- Key facts
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Summary and key issues
- The Opportunity
- What to watch
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Location maps
- Buda-Rose - most activity has focussed near Navidad's W.A. Adams Gas Unit 1 play-opening well drilled in 2009; major trunk lines and roads cross the acreage of the play's primary operators
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Geology
- ArkLaTex Basin
- Buda
- Kiamichi
- Goodland
- Glen Rose
- Key companies
- Infrastructure
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Operations
- Supply chain
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Fiscal and regulatory
- Environment/regulation
- Land access/permitting
- Fiscal terms
- Economic analysis
Tables and charts
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Key facts: Table 1Location maps: Image 1
What's included
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