The document discusses technologies for re-fracturing drilled but uncompleted wellbores to access stranded hydrocarbons. It describes how existing wells that were inadequately completed 10 years ago can be re-stimulated using modern completion methods like reduced stage spacing, treating untreated rock between old stages, and perforations in new locations to maximize resource recovery. A case study from the Eagle Ford showed that re-fracturing a well with over 50% more fluid and proppant, closer stage spacing and additional perforations led to a 10x increase in oil production from the re-stimulated portion of the wellbore.