Shale EOR: the economics
This model assesses the economics of a shale-EOR huff’n’puff project. NPVs and IRRs can be stress-tested as a function of oil prices, gas prices, production-profiles, EUR uplifts and capex costs….
This model assesses the economics of a shale-EOR huff’n’puff project. NPVs and IRRs can be stress-tested as a function of oil prices, gas prices, production-profiles, EUR uplifts and capex costs….
…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….
…you can flex key assumptions, such as oil prices, gas prices, production profiles and costs. In particular, we have tested the impact of different gas bottleneck scenarios on the field’s…
…expectation for the block’s ultimate value, resources, production volumes, cash flows, capex and per-barrel economics. Sensitivities can modeled as a function of oil prices, WACCs, resource volumes and other costs….
…the oil price (chart below, model here). Wouldn’t fibre be better? We have seen other operators making enormous strides deploying down-hole fibre-optics, to monitor pressure and temperature, meter-by-meter, in real-time…
…their process-efficiencies. Our long-term estimate is that the total biofuels market could reach 20Mboed (chart below), however this would require another 100M acres of land and oil prices would need…
…of sequestration with an oil price around $50/bbl (note here, model here) and in the past we had hoped this would also drive a subsequent wave of low-carbon production via…
…such as drones. Please download the model to for a full breakdown of the data, and its sensitivity to oil prices, consumption patterns, international trade and exciting new delivery technologies….