Asset Report
Selma Chalk tight gas unconventional play
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Report summary
The Selma Chalk play is a tight gas play in the Mississippi Salt Dome (MSD) Basin. Other basin targets include deeper, oil and gas bearing sands. The Selma Chalk is an Upper Cretaceous, highly fractured, grey marly chalk with extremely low permeability. Exploration has concentrated in the the Eutaw and Tuscaloosa formations in the Baxterville, Heidelberg, Gwinville, and Sharon fields. Gas production from fractured carbonates like the Selma Chalk typically has high decline rates and associated water production.
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