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2013 Lower 48 Rocky Mountains year in review
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Report summary
The Bakken retained its status as the top tight oil play in the world for crude production, finishing 2013 up 32% year-on-year at nearly 975,000 b/d. Even peripheral areas of the Bakken are now leased up, so operators are targeting reserves growth through the drill-bit. Operators are aggressively downspacing and testing every bench. The Niobrara continued its role as the number two tight oil play in the Rockies, exiting 2013 at 139,000 b/d.
Table of contents
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Bakken remains the beast of the Rockies
- Percentage of Bakken production transported by pipe and rail
- Wood Mackenzie Play Company Tool - Niobrara operators sub-play type wells
- Exploratory plays and active operators
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
- 2013 Lower 48 Rocky Mountains year in review: Image 1
- 2013 Lower 48 Rocky Mountains year in review: Image 2
- 2013 Lower 48 Rocky Mountains year in review: Image 3
- 2013 Lower 48 Rocky Mountains year in review: Image 4
- 2013 Lower 48 Rocky Mountains year in review: Table 1
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