RE:RE:RE:RE:BTE has the best netbacks so farAnd if you want further proof that "field netbacks" are more relevant, look no further than TBE. Their Q4 operating netback was a robust $27, however that includes 17.35 hedging gains - their field netbacks were $9.33. Hedging gains will be minimal for most energy companies in 2016 because gains are had when prices are falling. Prices are rising in 2016, so gains will be minimal and quite possibly many will show losses.
Still waiting for your spreadsheet Netbacks. Here's mine:
Q4 field netback:
WCP $32.68
RRX $31.22
CPG $22.48
BTE $12.32
TBE $9.33