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The Majors in US unconventionals: how do they stack up?
Report summary
The Majors have made big strategic bets on the Lower 48. The scale, returns and investment flexibility offered by tight oil, and to a lesser extent shale gas, have made it a ‘must have’ strategic theme for most of the world’s largest IOCs. BP - through its $10.5 bn deal with BHP - is the latest to go big in tight oil. Only Total and Eni still lack material exposure. In this note, we focus on the Majors’ current US unconventional positions, and consider the following: How important is US uncons to the Majors? How do they stack up against one other? Which has the best Permian position? How do the Majors' drilling strategies compare?
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- Majors US uncons production
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