The US crude oil production has been on a positive trend in 2023 amid heightened geopolitical tensions in Eastern Europe and the Middle East. Additionally, a rise in international demand for petroleum products also played a pivotal role in bolstering oil production in the country. Nearly 75% of the US crude production so far in 2023 was obtained from the shale plays in the Lower 48 (L48) region. Permian Basin, DJ Basin, Eagle Ford, and Bakken are the major oil shale plays in the US, while Haynesville, Marcellus, Utica, and Scoop Stack are major gas shale plays.
Scope
- The report analyses the crude oil and natural gas appraisal and production activities in the US Lower 48 shale plays.
- Comprehensive analysis of crude oil and natural gas historical production in US L48 shale plays during 2020-27
- Detailed information of well development, permits and deals across US L48 shale plays
- In-depth information of economic viability, well productivity and well completion parameters across major shale plays in the US
- Analysis of top companies’ net acreage, and planned capital expenditure in 2023
- Up-to-date information on major mergers and acquisitions across major shale plays during 2023
Reasons to Buy
- Develop business strategies with the help of specific insights into the major shale plays in the US
- Plan your strategies based on economic viability and expected developments in the major US shale plays
- Keep yourself informed of the latest M&A activity in across major shale plays
- Identify opportunities and challenges in across major US shale plays
Table of Contents
1. Major Developments in the US Lower 48, 202330 days Initial Oil Production by Major Oil Plays
2. Lower 48, Historical Production and Short-Term Outlook
3. US Lower 48, Recent Developments and Trends among Major Shale Plays
4. US Lower 48, Economic Viability
30 days Initial Gas Production by Major Gas Plays
5. US Lower 48, Analysis of Top Companies
6. Mergers and Acquisition Activity in the US Lower 48, 2022 - 2023
7. Appendix
List of Tables
List of Figures