Asset Report
Frederick Brook shale gas unconventional concept play
Report summary
Frederick Brook shale gas-in-place has been estimated to be as high as 600 bcf per square mile, based on cores and log analysis. The shale was deposited in a continental lacustrine environment and is one of the few non-marine shales being explored within North America. The primary operator, Corridor Resources, holds approximately 195,000 net acres. However, a hydraulic fracturing moratorium has limited exploration.
Table of contents
- The Opportunity
- What to watch
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Environment/regulation
- Unconventional regulations
- Hydraulic fracturing moratorium
- Fiscal terms
Tables and charts
This report includes 1 images and tables including:
- Frederick Brook shale play in Eastern Canada. Play area is shown in pink, conventional fields in red, and gas pipelines are marked with dark red.
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