Latin America unconventional potential: where else than Argentina?
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Unconventional resources potential associated with declining gas supply
- Well-established regulatory framework against AMLO's fracking opposition
- Above-ground issues worsen the unripe supply chain
- Even improving the wells' economics, the timeline is uncertain
- A slow-moving regulatory framework against a mature oil and gas country
- Corporate appetite for the pilot wells programme
- Existing infrastructure makes unconventional development technically viable
- High development costs concern the unconventional developments' economic viability
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Mexico national dry gas supply: US imports increased by 18% yearly over the last decade
- Mexico's unconventional resources potential
- Type well annual production
- Type wells cumulative post-tax cashflow sensitivities
- Evolution of oil and gas reserves and related production curves
- Unconventional potential in VMM and Cesar-Ranchería basins
- Conventional active contracts in unconventional potential spots
- Type well annual production
- Type well cash post-tax cashflow sensitivities
- Tight oil comparative analysis across different plays
- Shale gas comparative analysis across different plays
- Mexico wells drilled with unconventional objectives
What's included
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