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Marcellus moxie: Cabot’s unique water loading strategy
Report summary
Cabot’s type curve metrics outperform every other producer in the Northeast Marcellus. This outperformance is driven by a combination of factors, but water loading in particular is drastically different. Cabot pumps a high volume of fluid in its completions compared to peers. Despite the additional completion costs associated with higher volumes of water, Cabot’s well economics still shine. And beyond single well economics, Cabot is also maximising acreage value when considering inter-well spacing.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Water, water everywhere
- Don’t get drowned by costs
- Space for all that fluid?
- Conclusion
Tables and charts
This report includes 4 images and tables including:
- Northeast Marcellus Benchmarking
- Fluid Loading
- Single Well Economics
- Inter-well Spacing
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