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GREY:MGMCF - Post by User

Comment by OilEngon Jan 08, 2013 4:23pm
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RE: like the well

RE: like the well

As a rule of rough thumb a horizontally fractured well will produce between 3 and 7 times the rate of a vertical fractured well.  I use 5 as my rule of thumb.  This means that a 50 BOPD vertical is equivalent to 250 bopd.  I am getting this from a study done by Tudor Pickering.

The Canol economic threshold is surprising low at 70 BOPD for a 30 IP on a vertical.  This equates to a 3% recovery factor.   Most shale companies are quoting much higher recovery factors.  EOG in Eagle Ford is 6%, Bakken is 10%, Petrobakken claims 15% (seems excessive), Trilogy in the Montney says 10 to 24% (WOW).  The latter company is a Clay company. 

The reservoir looks as good as any of the above; however, the test will be the deciding factor.  If the Canol has recovery factor anything like the other shale oil plays then MGM is in the money.

 

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