Asset Report
SCOOP-STACK-Cana Key Play
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Report summary
Wood Mackenzie's SCOOP-STACK-Cana 2025 report examines subplay-level well design, performance, costs and efficiencies in the SCOOP-STACK-Cana play. The analysis shows modest near-term growth driven by higher gas prices. Lateral lengths and completion intensity have both seen an increase since 2020 but still lag behind other Lower 48 basins. Private capital seeks opportunities as public operators focus on higher-return assets in other basins. The basin's economics remain sensitive to both gas and liquids pricing, with the Anadarko's position enabling premium market access. Well costs are stabilizing as lower service prices offset tariff impacts. The report highlights operator benchmarking, recent M&A trends showing privatization, and potential in the Cherokee shale play beyond traditional boundaries.
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