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Study Highlights Upside Of Refracturing Older Wells In Organic Shale P

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By Bob Barba
| The American Oil and Gas Reporter Verified
January 2023 Markets & Analytics Study Highlights Upside Of Refracturing Older Wells In Organic Shale Plays By Bob Barba HOUSTON–While only a very small percentage of the total number of horizontal wells completed in shale plays have been refractured, the concept of restimulating mature producing wells is not new.
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Study Highlights Upside Of Refracturing Older Wells In Organic Shale P

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By Bob Barba
| The American Oil and Gas Reporter Verified
HOUSTON–While only a very small percentage of the total number of horizontal wells completed in shale plays have been refractured, the concept of restimulating mature producing wells is not new. In fact, the first horizontal shale well refracturing projects were implemented 20 years ago in open-hole Bakken Shale wells, years before the Eagle Ford, Wolfcamp, Marcellus or Haynesville plays were even discovered.
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Economics, Business Trends Put Refracs In Favorable Light In Oil And Gas Resource Plays

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By Mark Rossano, Bob Barba
| The American Oil and Gas Reporter Verified
August 2022 Cover Story Economics, Business Trends Put Refracs In Favorable Light In Oil And Gas Resource Plays By Mark Rossano and Bob Barba HOUSTON–With the dog days of summer in full run, global energy markets continue to experience an unusual set of business conditions. On the one hand is an ultratight supply and demand balance, which has driven crude oil and natural gas to multiyear highs.
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