Asset Report
Travis Peak tight 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 Cretaceous Travis Peak, referred to as the "Hosston" in Northern Louisiana, is the second largest tight-gas play in the ArkLaTex Basin in terms of cumulative production. It ranks behind the Cotton Valley, which underlies the Travis Peak. Both are mature, tight gas sands. Production from the Travis Peak peaked in 2008 at 1.29 bcfed and is expected to average 0.9 bcfed in 2013. Operators in the play continue to shift their focus to higher return liquids-rich. Activity levels in the...
Table of contents
- Commercialisation overview
- What to watch
- Gas market
- Environment/regulation
- Land access/permitting
- Fiscal terms
- Supply chain
- Water procurement/disposal
- Technology
- Top producers:
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Other companies:
- Other assumptions:
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Travis Peak map - the Sabine Uplift is a key structural element for shallower fieldsTravis Peak geological characteristicsGeneralized stratigraphy of the East Texas and North Louisiana salt basins
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Travis Peak reserves and resourcesFull cycle assumptionsTravis Peak economic metricsType well annual productionType well cash flow
What's included
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