2013 UPS Client Survey - Summary and Results
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Report summary
We recently invited Unconventional Play Service users to answer a short survey. It contained four of the most common questions our team is asked. In total, we gathered 35 anonymous responses. Summary results and revealing insights include: EOG Resources stood out as the most admired unconventional operators by some distance. Over 2/3 of respondents did not feel that NOCs and Asian investors will eventually become operators in North American plays. The long-term commercial prospects for...
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- Who is the most respected Unconventional operator?
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What commercial risk factors are most important?
- Conclusion and take-away
Tables and charts
This report includes 4 images and tables including:
- Most "admired" unconventional operators
- NOCs becoming future North American operators
- Opinions of scalable success - Most popular responses are highlighted
- Commercial threats - Most popular responses are highlighted
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