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Haynesville howler: Southwestern’s southeast secret
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Report summary
The Haynesville has been full of surprises. After its initial boom from 2011 to 2013, new ‘core’ areas later emerged to compete with the original DeSoto and Red River cores in Louisiana. Well volumetrics in the niche area around Natchitoches, Louisiana, are impressive. But the specific geography isn’t without risk. Both CO2 and H2S are present in the production stream. This can result in misleading wellhead economics when using reported volumes. We’ve accounted for the complexities and believe that Southwestern is sitting atop a lot of potential in the Natchitoches region.
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- Natchitoches nuances
- Nothing's for free
- Comparison revenue waterfall
- Going forward
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Natchitoches area completionsIndividual well rankingsDeep View screenshot
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Indigo normalized production by parishNatchitoches area normalized production by operatorHaynesville CO2Haynesville H2SElevated processing costsBase Case - SpiderNatchitochesCash flow over time
What's included
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