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What's on tap: placing a value on flowing production in the US Lower 48
Report summary
When operators scaled back capital investment over the last two years, oil and gas investors suddenly started paying more attention to quantifying the value of proved developed (PD) reserves. PD reserves are the hydrocarbons expected to be produced from existing wells only. With wells already in the ground and historical production serving as a basis for forecasting, PD reserves are the most certain of any future resource volume. We use our Global Economic Model (GEM) to analyze the value of this flowing production and screen for high value assets that operators may be looking to monetize.
Table of contents
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Shifting focus to wells in the ground
- Operators looking to shed non-core assets
- Value versus volume
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- Where PDs reside
- PD reserves by operator
- PD decline rates
- Value of flowing production
- Sizeable non-core assets
- Assumptions
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
- PD and PUD value versus volume for companies modelled in the L48 Upstream Service
- NPV per flowing boe/d by play
- US Lower 48 non-core assets with PD NPV greater than $200 million
- What's on tap: placing a value on flowing production in the US Lower 48: Image 2
- PD reserves and value by play
What's included
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