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In US tight oil, $75 oil is the new $90
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Report summary
Oil's drop from over US$100 per barrel to under $60 has led industry watchers to take a closer look at breakeven prices and how they might impact company balance sheets and future production. This exercise is important but tends to overlook a critical development in the sector: a swift downward movement in service and operational costs.
Table of contents
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Service firms fight to keep market share
- Cost sensitivities on three core Bakken sub-play areas
- Upside in practice: Bakken sub-play scenario
- Well performance will improve too
- Summary
- Index: Bakken sub-play map
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