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Fuling - assessing China's first commercial shale gas project
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Report summary
The Jiaoshiba play within Sinopec Corp's Fuling block in the eastern Sichuan basin is set to become China's first commercial shale project. The firm has fast-tracked Fuling, investing heavily to quicken the pace of development. However, Sinopec faces commercial challenges which will impact near-term profitability while major questions remain concerning the repeatability of Fuling across China's shale reserves.
Table of contents
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Executive Summary
- Fuling leads the way in Sichuan
- Challenges impact near-term economics
- Well cost remains high
- Sinopec aims for higher gas price
- Key risks to high case
- What next for shale gas in China?
Tables and charts
This report includes 7 images and tables including:
- Shale gas licences in and around Sichuan basin
- Fuling type curve
- Fuling gross production profile
- Development drilling plans and well cost
- Fuling wellhead gas price
- Cumulative cash flow
- Economic assumptions and results
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