Permian associated gas: a surprise cash generator?
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- Less associated gas is pushing Henry Hub higher
- Is the Delaware Basin a gas play in disguise?
- Combining more gas and better markets
- But what about undrilled locations?
- What if oil prices increase too?
- Will activity increase in gassier areas of the Permian?
Tables and charts
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May 2020 short-term gas price outlookAverage productivity of the top ten most active Permian sub-plays and associated oil cutDelaware Wolfcamp A Cum365 gas-to-oil ratio (GOR) map (scf/bbl)
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Average well-level GOR trends for Western Delaware Basin sub-plays2021 revenue by commodity under varying gas prices from PDP production2021 revenue by commodity under varying oil prices from PDP productionEastern and western Delaware Basin type curves for New Mexico sub-playsSingle well NPV20 under varying gas prices and flat US$40/bbl WTISingle well NPV20 under varying gas prices and flat US$50/bbl WTI
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