Shale EOR: Container Class
…in-basin gas will improve the economics to c20% IRRs (at $50 oil). Production per well can rise by 1.5-2x. The theme could add 2.5Mbpd to 2025 output. $599.00 – Purchase Checkout Added…
Perovskites: Lord of Light?
…of oil by 2050, while the need for gas will treble, even with $300bn pa invested in wind and solar (chart below, model here) . What can accelerate the transition…
Good Batteries vs Bad Batteries?
…where the gas turbines have a “sweet spot” of maximum efficiency. Battery storage allows Conoco to avoid low-efficiency turbine usage, which will will cut emissions by 20%. Demand shifting, in…
Tree database: forests to offset CO2?
Nature-based solutions are among the most effective ways to abate CO2. Forest offsets will cost $2-50/ton, decarboning liquid fuels for <$0.5/gallon and natural gas for <$1/mcf (chart below). $499.00 – Purchase Checkout…
Inflow Control: Our Top 20 Papers from 2019
…gas. $399.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart To lower global decline-rates, adoption is increasingly widespread at horizontal wells around the conventional oil industry. Described operators include Aker-BP, CNOOC, Equinor, KOC, Lukoil,…
Shale: restoring downstream balance? New opportunities in ethylene and diesel.
We have all heard the criticism that shale oil is “too light”, so its ascent will create a surplus of natural gas liquids and a shortage of heavier distillates. Less…
Offshore Capex for Technology Leaders?
…The most economical project in the entire sample, at $17M/kboed, has a complex gas cap with a risk of asphaltene precipitation. Also in the ‘Top 5’ are an Arctic greenfield,…
Deploying the Digital Twin
This data-file tabulates 36 recent technical papers into “digital twins”, in order to understand how the technology is being deployed around the upstream oil and gas industry. The data show…
Johan Sverdrup: Economic Model
…assumptions, such as oil prices, gas prices, production profiles and costs. In particular, we have tested the impact of different decline rates and recovery factors on the field’s ultimate value….
CO2-EOR in Shale: the economics
…you to stress-test your own assumptions such as: oil prices, gas prices, CO2 prices, CO2 tax-credits, compressor costs and productivity uplift. The impacts on IRR, NPV and FCF are visible….