Insight
Permian well tracker: Q4 2016
Report summary
We examine the themes US L48 operators are chasing, backed up by trends evident from our North America Well Analysis Tool data set. Notable wells are highlighted, and we hand pick some newly permitted "wells to watch" as potential trendsetters in the near future. Soundbites from Permian operators point towards three common measures being taken to optimize drilling: Enhanced completions Cost reductions Efficiency gains Companies use these simple buzzwords to convey operational improvement to the general public. In reality, a nuanced mix of technological and logistical innovations are used to achieve these improvements. The intricacy of these practices can make it difficult to quantify and predict the impact of operational innovation. Using our Well Analysis Tool we quantify the impact across these themes and identify upcoming wells to watch going forward.
Table of contents
- What is the Permian Well Tracker?
- Three common themes emerge in the quest to optimize drilling
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To access data for the wells we highlight
- List of API numbers highlighted in this Insight
Tables and charts
This report includes 10 images and tables including:
- The most active Permian operators have all mentioned these themes in 2016
- Import a list of API numbers into the Well Analysis Tool
- Save private bookmarks in the Well Analysis Tool
- Enhanced completion examples
- Drilling efficiency examples
- Cost reduction examples
- Recent wells of note - Delaware basin
- Wells to watch - Delaware basin
- Recent wells of note - Midland basin
- Wells to watch - Midland basin
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