Lower 48 supply: impacts of evolving investor demands
Report summary
Table of contents
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A first time for everything: downward supply revision
- Price is no longer the predominant driver for tight oil supply
- Core inventory is not infinite
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What changed in our forecast?
- Permian Basin: majors rig up while everyone else rigs down
- Rocky Mountain region: surprisingly resilient
- Eagle Ford & Mid-Continent: rising gas cuts threaten infill locations
- Conclusion: a path forward
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- Regional forecast revision H1 vs H2
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