Asset Report
Western Haynesville and Bossier shale gas unconventional play
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Report summary
The Western Haynesville and Bossier shale gas play represents one of the most exciting developments in the US, with production projected to reach 2 bcfd by 2030. This analysis examines the ultra-deep play spanning six East Texas counties, targeting formations at extreme depths of 14,500-19,000 ft. Key insights include: Resource potential and commercial reserves, key operators and well economics. Essential intelligence for understanding this high-potential play's geology and commercialization challenges
Table of contents
- Commercialization overview
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What to watch
- Supply chain
- Water procurement and disposal
- Technology
- Emissions
- Fiscal terms
- Land access and permitting
- Environmental regulations
Tables and charts
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Economic metrics - Western HaynesvilleType well annual and cumulative production - Western HaynesvilleType well cash flow - Western HaynesvilleEconomic metrics - Western BossierType well annual and cumulative production - Western BossierType well cash flow - Western Bossier
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