Asset Report
Haynesville and Bossier shale gas unconventional play
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Report summary
The Haynesville and Bossier formations in northwest Louisiana and east Texas are deep (up to 15,000 feet), high-temperature, over-pressured dry gas plays with higher drilling costs than other Lower 48 basins. Activity peaked at over 1,000 wells in 2011 before declining due to low gas prices. Private equity-backed operators drove a rebound starting in 2017. Recent gas price recovery and improved drilling efficiencies have strengthened the economics.
Table of contents
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- Commercialisation overview
- What to watch
- Fiscal terms
- Land access and permitting
- Environmental regulation
- Supply chain
- Water procurement and disposal
- Emissions
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Haynesville – horizontal wells since 2022
- Bossier – horizontal wells since 2022
- Haynesville geological characteristics
- Bossier geological characteristics
- Haynesville and Bossier resources
- Haynesville economic metrics (Haynesville, Caspiana Core subplay)
- Type well annual and cumulative production – Haynesville, Caspiana Core.
- Type well cash flow – Haynesville, Caspiana Core.
- Bossier economic metrics (Bossier, Spider subplay)
- Type well annual and cumulative production – Bossier, Spider.
- Type well cash flow – Bossier, Spider.
What's included
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