@HedgeDirty Worth reading John McPhee’s “control of nature,” which covers the recurrent fires in the area and subsequent mudslides/ debris flows

@scbenergy Yes, eventually I will! There are enough reporting delays, so it won't be til later this year that we know how the wells from September, October, Nov, Dec will be doing long-term

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@rocks_boffin lol this is real triple premium content here

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@ShaleTier7 I mean if I had a Tenet-style time machine you'd definitely get an invite bro

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Hm well I would question the premise, the technology is continuously evolving, shale reservoirs & unconventional technology are still relatively young in the grand scheme. But let's say I assume no "gamechanger" technologies like some EOR that doubles EURs, and we continue with incremental improvements like completions optimizations and longer/more-complex laterals. From a bottoms-up analysis, I think there is capacity maintain production for the next 15-20 years. Out to 2050 is harder. $70-120 is quite a range, if we are at the lower end, it could be a lower, longer plateau; if $120, could have production increases. That is just a 'gut check'... we are still working on our L48-wide inventories and supply forecasts and I reserve the right to change my mind :) Also, gas price matters quite a bit, too.....

@KramerKarma1 Thanks! I don't have the IP365 handy but Bakken-TF Tier 2 does ~40 bbl/ft EUR on average. Proper spacing is in the eye of the beholder, but average in the basin has drifted up quite a bit from ~440' in 2021 to ~660' in 2024. (that is w.r.t. the closest well, bakken or TF)

@FracSlap Put it in the louvre

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@ShaleTier7 Gone but not forgotten 🙏

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@peidaqi @calvinfroedge Of course, it's very oversimplified. Just throwing out some high-level numbers. We include all of that in our economic analysis.