Insight
Stop describing the Permian as a single basin
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Report summary
Permian production is driving global oil supply growth. Because the region's impact is measured on such a large scale, it's easy to combine all Permian production into a single provincial story. The reality, however, is far from that. The Delaware is growing faster than the Midland today and the scale of the difference isn't always fully appreciated. Will the Delaware continue to dominate Permian production growth or will activity shift back to the Midland Basin?
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Growth comparisons: tortoise vs hareMajors in the PermianSouthern Midland strengthLower 48 oil production changesZooming out to appreciate differences
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