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Corporate positioning in US tight oil
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Report summary
Tight oil is driving strong liquids production growth. For companies seeking to increase the liquids-weighting of portfolios, this presents a significant growth opportunity. As with the shale gas boom, Independents are leading the way. Both Majors and NOCs remain under-weight.
Table of contents
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Tight oil consolidates the US’ place as a leading liquids producer
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Driving growth across the board
- Leading locals
- International entrants
- Playing catch up
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Leading plays and players
- Eagle Ford
- Bakken
- Permian
- Mid-Continent
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Looking ahead
- Upside remains as does downside
- Growth by acquisition
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Driving growth across the board
Tables and charts
This report includes 7 images and tables including:
- Top ten global liquids growth areas to 2030
- Top 15 by remaining NPV10 in US L48 (US$ billion)
- Top 15 liquids producers from tight oil plays (‘000 b/d)
- Top 15 by remaining reserves in tight oil plays (bnboe)
- Projected 2013 capex by play (US$ billion)
- Top 15 by rem. NPV10 in tight oil plays (US$ billion)
- Corporate positioning in US tight oil: Image 7
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