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The document contains various charts and data about oil and gas production, costs, and forecasts in major North American shale plays such as the Permian Basin, focusing on the Delaware Basin, Midland Basin, and Wolfcamp and Bone Spring formations. Metrics discussed include lateral lengths, proppant usage, well costs, production rates, break-even prices, rig counts, permits, drilled uncompleted wells, and forecasts for production and prices out to 2040. Recent acquisition costs in the Delaware and Midland basins are also mentioned.
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production Bone Spring-Wolfcamp vs other resource plays.ppt
- 1. Delaware basin Bone Spring + Wolfcamp more oil vs more gas prod map
- 2. Delaware basin Lea, Loving + Winkler Cos new Brushy Canyon-Avalon-Bone Spring + Wolfcamp wells
- 3. Diamondback recent Bone Spring-Wolfcamp Delaware basin wells Reeves and Ward Cos TX
- 4. Permian cum production vs days production compared to OK STACK
- 5. Permian revenue vs days production compared to OK STACK
- 6. lateral length 2014 to 2016 Midland Spraberry + Wolfcamp, Delaware Bone Spring + Wolfcamp
- 7. Delaware basin lateral length vs proppant pounds per foot by operator
- 8. Midland basin lateral length vs proppant pounds per foot by operator
- 9. 30 day rate 2014 to 2016 Midland Spraberry + Wolfcamp, Delaware Bone Spring + Wolfcamp
- 10. proppant pounds per foot by resource play
- 11. Wood Mackenzie average millions of pounds of proppant per well for resource plays 2012-2016
- 12. ft spacing between wells by resource play
- 13. resource play proppant lbs per foot vs lateral length vs well cost vs operator
- 14. EOG Delaware basin Bone Spring + Wolfcamp wells cum production vs days 2015 vs 2016
- 15. break even oil price resource plays 4 2016
- 16. mean and range in break even price various oil plays
- 17. Diamondback break even price various oil plays
- 18. Wood Mackenzie global break even oil prices
- 19. resource play oil prod 2002 to July 2016 (only Permian forecast to increase in 2016)
- 20. SPRE + IHS US oil prod forecast by resource play to end 2018.jpg
- 21. 3 month average new oil production change vs oil price 2013 to 2016
- 22. 6 month average new oil production vs oil price 2013 to 2016
- 23. Permian resource play oil prod 2007 to 2016 (Permian increase in 2016)
- 24. Permian Basin rig count 2011 to 2016
- 25. oil price 2012 to 2016 vs OK SCOOP green + STACK red permits.jpg
- 26. EIA drilled uncompleted wells 2013 to 2016 (only Permian forecast to increase in 2016)
- 27. resource play gas prod 6 2000 to 6 2016 (only Utica forecast to increase in 2016)
- 28. Wood Mackenzie break even price various gas plays
- 29. resource play gas production 2016 major companies
- 30. 2011 to 2016 Europe natural gas price in dollars
- 31. historical oil price + various forecasts to 2039
- 32. end 2016 oil price forecasts 40 to 68 dollars
- 33. EIA oil price forecast 2016 to 2040
- 34. bank oil price forecasts 2016 to 2017
- 35. IEA forecast oil balance 4Q 2017
- 36. E + P spend 2010 to 2017
- 37. Recent Permian Delaware and Midland basin acquisitions acreage costs