Asset Report
ConocoPhillips - Lower 48 upstream
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Report summary
ConocoPhillips is one of the largest Independent oil company in the world with a significant portion of its volumes coming from the Lower 48. COP continues to focus production in the Permian, Rocky Mountain and Gulf Coast as the supermajor looks to grow its North America onshore footprint. This report will explore its operations and activities within the Lower 48.
Table of contents
- Increased scale
- Focus on liquids rich basins
- Lower 48 consolidator
- Upside
- Risks
- Emissions reductions targets
- Emissions forecast
- Price assumptions
- Resource
- Inflation
- Discount rate
- Methodology
Tables and charts
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- We value COP’s upstream assets at US$75.15 billion (PDP: US$34.57 billion, PUD: US$40.58 billion). Assumptions are listed at the end of this report.
- We model ConocoPhillips inventory at 12,657 remaining net locations (8,950 Permian, Eagle Ford 1,850, Bakken/Three Forks 1,570 and SCOOP-STACK 287) at US$65 WTI pricing and a 15% IRR cutoff.
- Production
- Capex
- Permian production by basin
- Permian development by basin
- ConocoPhillips Permian leasehold
- Eagle Ford production
- Eagle Ford development
- ConocoPhillips Eagle Ford leasehold
- Williston basin production by play
- Williston basin development by play
- 3 more item(s)...
What's included
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