Asset Report
Haynesville and Bossier shale gas unconventional play
*Please note that this report only includes an Excel data file if this is indicated in "What's included" below
Report summary
The Haynesville and Bossier are deep, high-temperature, and over-pressured dry gas formations in northwest Louisiana and east Texas. Well, costs tend to be higher than other Lower 48 gas plays due to sub-surface conditions and depths of up to 15,000 feet. Haynesville activity peaked in 2011 at over 1,000 wells but slowed due to a low gas price. Activity began to rebound in 2017, driven by private equity-backed operators. With the return to low gas prices in 2023, D&C decreased. Longer laterals and enhanced completions have re-defined play economics.
Table of contents
- Commercialisation overview
- What to watch
- Supply chain
- Water procurement and disposal
- Emissions
Tables and charts
This report includes 11 images and tables including:
- Haynesville - horizontal wells since 2021
- Bossier - horizontal wells since 2021
- 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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