Asset Report
Saskatchewan Bakken tight oil unconventional play
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Report summary
In 2004, the first horizontal Bakken wells were drilled in southeast Saskatchewan. Operators were testing the formation's potential in the Canadian section following successful development further south in Montana. The initial wells were successful, producing light oil over a large area of the play. After proving the play concept, drilling activity and production quickly ramped-up. Oil production grew to 5,100 b/d in 2006 and to 13,500 b/d in 2007. From there, production sharply rose...
Table of contents
- Commercialisation overview
- Update messages
- What to watch
- Deposition
- Structural influence
- Gas market
- Environment/regulation
- Land access/permitting
- Fiscal terms
- Supply chain
- Water procurement/disposal
- Technology
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Tables and charts
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Saskatchewan Bakken horizontal wellsSaskatchewan Bakken geological characteristicsSaskatchewan Bakken reserves and resources build-up
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Reserves and resources assumptionsLiquids marketEconomic assumptionsSaskatchewan Bakken economic metricsSK Bakken type well annual productionSK Bakken type well cash flow
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