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The Woodford shale is now the fastest growing shale play in America, showing a 30% increase in production rates over the last year. However, a lot has changed in the play over the last 12 months. Bets that were placed on the SCOOP are starting to pay off, with the likes of Continental Resources and Marathon Oil seeing promising results, whilst the STACK is drawing increased attention from the activities of Newfield Exploration and others. One thing that remains clear though, is that in order for operators to make the Woodford shale economical, they will need to focus on identifying and exploiting liquids-rich targets, to maximize value from their assets. Across both the Anadarko or Arkoma Basins, operators in the Woodford have made major progress in this over the last year, and this will be the only forum to hear exclusive updates from them 100% focused on the liquids-rich window of the play. As the only congress 100% focused on the liquids-rich windows of the Woodford shale, this year's 2nd Annual Woodford Liquids Rich Horizontal Targets Congress 2015 will provide over 20 brand new operator case studies, focusing on identifying and maximizing the productivity of liquids-rich horizontal targets in the Woodford Shale.
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The Only Congress 100% Focused On Maximizing The Productivity Of The Liquids-Rich Windows Of The Woodford Shale
Analyzing Geological Variables& Optimizing Well Spacing & Completions Strategies ToIdentify & Maximize The Productivity OfLiquids-Rich Horizontal TargetsIn The Woodford
WHAT’S NEW THIS YEAR:
January 28-29 | Oklahoma City | Oklahoma
Chris Talley Advising Engineer Continental Resources
Exper t Insight From Major E&P Companies Working The Woodford Oil Windows
www.woodford-shale-2015.com
Register By FridayNovember 21, 2014
*SAVE $400
• 100% FOCUS ON LIQUIDS-RICH TARGETS: Given attendee feedback that last year’s agenda had too many sessions on dry gas operations, this year every presentations has been selected and screened to ensure each case study is exclusively focused on activity in the liquids-rich window of the Woodford
• BASED ON RESULTS, NOT PREDICTIONS: This year’s agenda will be based 100% on the new data uncovered in 2014 which drove a 30% increase in production rates. No more prediction: just results
• FOCUS SESSIONS ON THE SCOOP: This year’s agenda will for the first time have focus sessions on the SCOOP, alongside case studies from operators working in every other liquids-rich area within the Anadarko, Arkoma and Ardmore basins
• NATURAL FRACTURES AND FAULTS: With new data now available, this year’s agenda will for the first time be able to provide a comprehensive analysis of how information on faults and natural fractures is helping to identify the most productive targets in the Woodford
• WELL SPACING: This year’s agenda will be the first ever Woodford congress to analyze the optimal well spacing for liquids-rich wells in the play
• COMPLETIONS: With the number of wells being completed in the Woodford rising exponentially in 2014, operators will use this year’s agenda as a platform to now finally share the optimal completions techniques, technologies and frac sizes for liquids-rich Woodford wells
• WATER MANAGEMENT: Brand new this year will be the first Woodford-specific case studies on water management in the water-scare Oklahoma region
George Vassilellis Senior Advisor, Technology Hub Repsol
Jeff D. Kelley Senior Geological Advisor SandRidge Energy
Steve Tipton Completions Engineering Advisor Newfield Exploration
Narayan Nair Senior Reservoir Engineer LINN Energy
Julie Garvin President Roxanna Oil
Bob Firth CEO Caballo Energy
Wade Hutchings Regional Vice President - Mid-Continent Assets Marathon Oil
Organized By: In Association With:
www.woodford-shale-2015.com (1) 800 721 3915 [email protected]
IDENTIFYING & MAXIMIZING THE PRODUCTIVITY OF LIQUIDS-RICH HORIZONTAL
TARGETS IN THE WOODFORD SHALE
The Woodford shale is now the fastest growing shale play in America, showing a 30% increase in
production rates over the last year.
However, a lot has changed in the play over the last 12 months. Bets that were placed on the
SCOOP are starting to pay off, with the likes of Continental Resources and Marathon Oil seeing
promising results, whilst the STACK is drawing increased attention from the activities of Newfield
Exploration and others.
One thing that remains clear though, is that in
order for operators to make the Woodford shale
economical, they will need to focus on identifying
and exploiting liquids-rich targets, to maximize
value from their assets. Across both the Anadarko
or Arkoma Basins, operators in the Woodford
have made major progress in this over the last
year, and this will be the only forum to hear
exclusive updates from them 100% focused on
the liquids-rich window of the play.
As the only congress 100% focused on the
liquids-rich window of the Woodford shale, this year’s 2nd Annual Woodford Liquids-Rich
Horizontal Targets Congress 2015 will provide over 18 brand new operator case studies,
focusing on identifying and maximizing the productivity of liquids-rich horizontal targets in the
Woodford shale. Speakers at the congress will break down the key technical strategies that
allowed them to successfully identify new productive liquids-rich horizontal targets in 2014 and
maximize productivity within these targets, focusing on:
DAY 1: IDENTIFYING LATERAL TARGETS: Detailing the key geological, geophysical and
geomechanical variables that have contributed to the success of the most productive liquids-rich
targets that have been discovered in 2014
DAY 2: COMPLETIONS, WELL SPACING & WATER MANAGEMENT: Identifying the
optimal well spacing for liquids-rich Woodford wells, explaining the completions techniques and
technologies that are providing the most targeted solution in the Woodford and breaking down
advances in effective water management in the water-scare Woodford region
Key topics of focus will include:
• DENTIFYING LATERAL TARGET
ZONES: Integrating geological data
to determine the optimal lateral target
zones for maximizing the productivity of
liquids-rich Woodford wells
• NATURAL FRACTURES & FAULTS:
Collecting & utilizing data on natural
fractures & faults to identify the most
productive targets in the Woodford
• POROSITY, PERMEABILITY &
RESERVOIR THICKNESS: Optimizing
the accuracy of porosity & permeability
prediction in the Woodford, determining
the critical reservoir thickness for an
economic well & using petrophysical
data to locate productive targets
• WELL SPACING: Assessing how to
use an accurate reservoir model to
select the most economic well spacing
for Woodford wells
• COMPLETIONS STRATEGIES:
Identifying the optimal frac designs,
frac sizes & completions technologies
& maximizing reservoir drainage when
completing Woodford wells
• WATER MANAGEMENT: Assessing
water availability & examining cost-
effective water sourcing, disposal &
recycling strategies for the Woodford
• MIDSTREAM INFRASTRUCTURE:
Providing updates on the build-out
of midstream takeaway capacity in
the Woodford to assess its readiness
to deal with burgeoning production
volumes
Skirvin Hilton - Oklahoma City
1 Park AvenueOklahoma City Oklahoma 73102
Tel: (1) 405 272 3040 www.skirvinhilton.com
Venue Information: Sponsorship And Exhibition Opportunities:
*SAVE $400
Register By FridayNovember 21, 2014
Dry Gas Condensate Oil Woodford abscent
To secure your booth or discuss tailor-made
sponsorship packages, contact:
John Duggan (1) 800 721 3915
USING GEOLOGICAL, GEOMECHANICAL & GEOPHYSICAL DATA TO IDENTIFY THE MOST PRODUCTIVE LIQUIDS-RICH LATERAL TARGETS IN THE WOODFORD
Day 1Wednesday January 28, 2015
8:30 Chair’s Opening Remarks
Chaired by: Julie Garvin, President, Roxanna OilIDENTIFYING LATERAL TARGET ZONES
Integrating Geological Data To Determine The Optimal Lateral Target Zones For Maximizing The Productivity Of Liquids-Rich
Woodford Wells
KEYNOTE: IDENTIFYING LATERAL TARGET ZONES8:40 Utilizing Geological Data To Identify The Optimal Lateral Target Zones For Maximizing The Productivity & Economics Of Woodford Wells
•UnderstandinghowstratigraphicvariabilityimpactsproductivityacrosstheWoodfordtodeterminehowstratigraphicdatacanbeusedtoidentifytheoptimallateraltargets
•Factoringinporosity,TOCandgeomechanicalpropertiestodeterminethemostfavorablezonestotarget
•UnderstandingwhichgeologicalfactorshavethebiggestimpactontheeaseofdrillingandcompletingwellsintheWoodford
•Quantifyingtheimpactthattargetingtherightareasforyourlateralscanhaveontheeconomicsofawelltodeterminewhatreturnoninvestmentcanbeseenfromeffectivegeologicalcharacterization
Wade Hutchings, Regional Vice President - Mid-Continent Assets, Marathon Oil9:10 Question & Answer Session
PREDICTING PRODUCTIVITY IN THE OIL WINDOW9:20 Using Information On Thermal Maturity, Oil Saturation & Phase Behavior To Identify The Most Productive Parts Of The Oil Window To Target In The Woodford
•EvaluatingwhatlevelofoilgenerationandsaturationissufficienttomakereservoirsintheoilwindowoftheWoodfordeconomic
•Usingdataonthermalmaturitytopredicttheproductivityofdifferentpartsoftheoilwindow
•Understandinghowtopredictphasebehaviorintheoilwindowandwhatimpactithasonproductivity
•Usingthisinformationtodeterminewhetherthelower,middleortheupperpartsoftheoilwindowrepresentthemostpromisingtargets
Brian Cardott, Geologist IV, Oklahoma Geological Survey9:50 Question & Answer Session
10:00 Morning Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area
PREDICTING LIQUIDS YIELD10:30 Accurately Predicting Liquids Volumes To Identify Sweet Spots For Liquids-Rich Woodford Wells
•EvaluatingmethodsfordeterminingtheliquidscontentofaWoodfordwelltoensureyoutargetthehighestvalueareas
•Analyzingwaysofpredictingwhatyouroilyield,condensateyieldandnaturalgasyieldwillbeforawell
•Strikingtherightbalancebetweenvolumeofliquidsinplaceandthedeliverabilityofareservoirwhenchoosingaliquids-richtarget
•Understandinghowdifferentproportionsofoil,condensateandnaturalgasvolumesimpactshowthewellshouldbecompleted
George Vassilellis, Senior Advisor, Technology Hub, Repsol11:00 Question & Answer Session
WOODFORD SCOOP FOCUS11:10 Analyzing The Key Factors That Are Driving Productivity In The Woodford SCOOP & Determining What Lessons This Holds For Identifying Other Productive Zones In The Woodford
•EvaluatingtheextenttowhichwellsintheSCOOPdependonnaturalfracturestoreachsufficientlevelsofproductivitytobeworthtargeting
•Examiningwhatlevelofthermalmaturityisrequired
forawellintheSCOOPtobeeconomic•Assessingwhetherthereisafacieschangeinthe
SCOOPthatmakesitagoodtargetforoilproduction•EvaluatingwhatlessonslearntintheSCOOPcanbeapplied
toidentifyingotherproductivezonesintheWoodfordChris Talley, Advising Engineer, Continental Resources11:40 Question & Answer Session
NATURAL FRACTURES AND FAULTSCOLLECTING & USING DATA ON NATURAL FRACTURES &
FAULTS TO IDENTIFY THE MOST PRODUCTIVE TARGETS IN THE WOODFORD
NATURAL FRACTURES11:50 Quantifying The Impact Of Natural Fractures On The Productivity Of Woodford Reservoirs To Determine How Much Fracturing Is Required For An Economic Well
•AssessinghowcriticalnaturalfracturesaretotheproductivityofWoodfordwellstoquantifytheirimportanceforaneconomicwell
•ProvidinginsightintotheoptimalstrategiesforaccuratelyidentifyingfracturesintheWoodfordtohelptargetproductivezones
•Understandinghowtotakeadvantageofnaturalfracturestoaccentuatetheeffectofhydraulicfracturing
•DeterminingtheextenttowhichitispossibletoachievesufficientproductivityinareasoftheWoodfordwithoutnaturalfracturestoopenupabroaderrangeoftargets
Roger M. Slatt, Gungoll Family Chair Professor In Petroleum Geology And Geophysics, University Of Oklahoma12:20 Question & Answer Session
12:30 Lunch In Exhibition Showcase Area
FAULTS1:30 Evaluating Strategies For Identifying & Dealing With Faults In The Woodford To Minimize Their Impact On Drilling Consistency
•EvaluatinghowtheriskofinteractionwithfaultsvariesacrosstheWoodfordtohelpidentifyareaswherethisriskisatitslowest
•QuantifyingtheimpactthattheprevalenceoffaultsintheWoodfordhasontheconsistencyofdrillingresultsandhowthiscanbemitigated
•Examiningstrategiesforavoidingpre-stressedgeologicalfeaturestomaximizetheproductivityofWoodfordwells
•Understandinghowseismiccanbeeffectivelyusedtoidentifywherefaultsaresothatyoucanlayoutyourwellpathaccordingly
Jim Puckette, Associate Professor Of Geology, Oklahoma State University2:00 Question & Answer Session
POROSITY, PERMEABILITY & RESERVOIR THICKNESSOPTIMIZING THE ACCURACY OF POROSITY &
PERMEABILITY PREDICTION IN THE WOODFORD, DETERMINING THE CRITICAL RESERVOIR THICKNESS FOR AN ECONOMIC WELL & USING PETROPHYSICAL DATA TO
LOCATE PRODUCTIVE TARGETS
POROSITY & PERMEABILITY2:10 Explaining How To Maximize The Accuracy & Certainty Of Porosity Determination & Analyzing The Key Factors Determining Permeability In The Woodford To Identify The Most Productive Targets
•UsingacomprehensiveunderstandingoftheporenetworksintheWoodfordtodeterminethemostproductiveareastotarget
•AssessinghowtheporositystructureofrocksintheWoodfordvaryacrosstheplayandhowthisimpactswhichareaswillbemostproductive
•Combiningdataonporositywithdataonresistivitytogetacomprehensiveunderstandingofthenatureoftherocks
•UnderstandingwhichtypeoflogsareprovingmosteffectivefordeterminingporosityintheWoodford
•AnalyzingvariancesinpermeabilityacrosstheWoodfordtoidentifywhichzonesaremorepermeablethanothers
•BenchmarkingstrategiesforoptimizingtheaccuracyofpredictingpermeabilityintheWoodford
•QuantifyingtheextenttowhichpermeabilityintheWoodfordislinkedtofractureconnectivity
•ExaminingwhichfactorsotherthannaturalfracturesarehavingthebiggestimpactonthepermeabilityofrocksintheWoodford
Jeff D. Kelley, Senior Geological Advisor, SandRidge Energy2:40 Question & Answer Session
2:50 Afternoon Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area
RESERVOIR THICKNESS3:20 Determining The Critical Thickness For A Productive & Deliverable Woodford Reservoir
•EvaluatingtheminimumreservoirthicknessrequiredforaproductiveWoodfordwell
•FactoringreservoirthicknessintodecisionsaboutthedeliverabilityofareservoironceTOChasbeenestablished
•MappingoutthevariabilityinreservoirthicknessacrosstheWoodfordtoidentifywhichareashaveafavorablethicknessforoilproduction
•EstimatingwhatlevelofreservoirthicknessisrequiredtodevelopmorethanonelayeroftheWoodfordatthesametime
Jim Puckette, Associate Professor Of Geology, Oklahoma State University3:50 Question & Answer Session
STRATIGRAPHIC VARIABILITY4:00 Evaluating Stratigraphic Variability And Heterogeneity Of The Woodford To Determine Causes And Consequences Based On Geochemical Characterization
•UnderstandingfaciesvariationswithintheWoodfordasillustratedbyvariationsinbulkgeochemicalpropertiessuchasTOCandRockEvaluationdata
•Assessingfactorsresponsibleforcausingfaciesvariationsandtherelativeimportanceofsourcematerialsvs.depositionalenvironments
•Evaluatingvariationsinhydrocarbonproductsresultingfromfaciesvariationsinordertodeterminewhethercertainfaciespresentmoreproductivedrillingtargets
•UnderstandingtheimportanceofintegratinggeochemicaldatawithothertechniquessuchassequencestratigraphyandrockpropertiesinordertoobtainamorecomprehensivepictureofthepotentialoftheWoodford
Dr. R. Paul Philp, Professor Of Petroleum And Environmental Geochemistry, University of Oklahoma4:30 Question & Answer Session
SEISMIC IMAGING4:40 Harnessing Seismic Data To Identify The Optimal Drilling Targets & Map Out Potential Drilling Hazards In The Woodford
•Providingexperiencesofusing3DseismictopickoutproductivetargetzonesintheWoodford
•UnderstandinghowtouseseismictoeffectivelymapoutfaultsandfracturesintheWoodford
•ApplyingseismictodatatodeterminetheoptimalinfillspacingforWoodfordwells
•Relatingseismicdatatopotentialdrillinghazardstoinformaneffectivedrillingstrategy
5:10 Question & Answer Session
5:20 Chair’s Closing Remarks
5:30 - 6:30 Networking Drinks Reception In Exhibition Showcase Area
www.woodford-shale-2015.com (1) 800 721 3915 [email protected]
8:30 Chair’s Opening Remarks
Chaired by : Julie Garvin, President, Roxanna Oil
WELL SPACINGDETERMINING THE MOST ECONOMIC WELL SPACING FOR MAXIMIZING THE PRODUCTIVITY OF WOODFORD WELLS
WELL SPACING & RESERVOIR MODELLING
8:40 Assessing How To Use An Accurate Reservoir Model To Select The Most Economic Well Spacing For Woodford Wells
•Explaininghowtocreatearigorous3DreservoirmodeltoaccuratelydeterminetheoptimalwellspacingforWoodfordwells
•Understandinghowtousegeologicaldatatodeterminethemostproductivedistancebetweenwells
•EvaluatingwhichcriteriaareprovingmostimportantinsuccessfullydeterminingthemosteconomicwellspacingintheWoodford
•Weighinguptheprosandconsofusingtrialanderrortodeterminewellspacingcomparedwithdetailedanalysisoftherocks
Moderated by: Julie Garvin, President, Roxanna Oil
Panelist: Narayan Nair, Sr. Reservoir Engineer, LINN Energy
9:10 Question & Answer Session
COMPLETIONS STRATEGIESIDENTIFYING THE OPTIMAL FRAC DESIGNS, FRAC SIZES
& TECHNOLOGIES & FOR MAXIMIZING RESERVOIR DRAINAGE WHEN COMPLETING WOODFORD WELLS
OVERALL COMPLETIONS STRATEGIES
9:20 Applying The Optimal Completions Techniques & Strategies To Maximize Reservoir Drainage In Woodford Wells
•CreatingafracdesignthatoptimizeseconomicrecoveryinWoodfordwells
•ExaminingwaysofachievingthemaximumpossiblefraclengthtoincreasereservoirdrainageinWoodfordwells
•Understandinghowtousefracmodelingtechniquestoselectandoptimizeyourcompletionsstrategy
•IdentifyingwhichcompletionstechnologiesareprovingmostsuccessfulinimprovingtheproductivityofWoodfordwells
Moderated by: Julie Garvin, President, Roxanna Oil
9:50 Question & Answer Session
10:00 Morning Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area
CHEMICAL TRACERS
10:30 Hearing How Chemical Tracers Are Being Used To Evaluate Simulated Rock Volume & Monitor Well Performance: Case Study
•Howoperatorsareusingthetracertechnologiesasacomparativetooltoproductionloggingforwellboreevaluations
•Examininghowusingchemicaltracerdatatodesignstimulationscanoptimizefractureefficiency,productionvolumesandwellproductivity
•Comparingthetracerinflowtimeandvolumeasanassessmentofproductivity
•Hearinghowoperatorshaveaddedoil&gasphasetracersforincreasedphaseproductionmonitoringeffectiveness’
Jon Spencer, Business Development Coordinator - Unconventional Reservoir, Tracerco
11:00 Question & Answer Session
FRAC SIZES & FRAC FLUIDS - PANEL DISCUSSION
11:05 Determining The Optimal Frac Size For Maximizing Reservoir Drainage In The Woodford & Determining Whether To Use A Slickwater, Gel Or Hybrid Frac When Completing A Woodford Well
•ExplaininghowtodeterminetheoptimalproppantvolumesandconcentrationforafracjobintheWoodford
•DiscussingwhichtypesofproppantaremostappropriateforWoodfordwells
•UnderstandinghowtofactoryourwellspacingstrategyintodeterminingtheoptimalfracsizeforWoodfordcompletions
•Providingacost-benefitanalysisofusingdifferentfracfluidvolumesandpumpratesthecompletionsphaseofoperationsintheWoodford
•ComparingtheprosandconsofslickwaterandgelfracsforcompletionsintheWoodfordintermsofcostandproductivity
•EvaluatingtheoptionofusinghybridfracstocreateatailoredsolutionforWoodfordwells
•Determininghowtouseinformationonwherealateralhaslandedtodeterminetheoptimalfracfluidforcompletions
Moderated by: Julie Garvin, President, Roxanna Oil
Panelist: Jim Puckette, Associate Professor Of Geology, Oklahoma State University
11:35 Question & Answer Session
PERFORATION STRATEGIES
11:45 Benchmarking The Optimal Perforation Placements & Techniques For Optimizing The Economics Of Completions In The Woodford
•AssessingdifferentperforatingprogramstoidentifywhichoneswouldbemostsuitableforapplicationintheWoodford
•Understandinghowtoplaceperforationclustersacrosszoneswiththemostfavorabletypeofrockstomaximizeproductivity
•Providingsuccessstoriesonperforationtechniquesthathaveprovidedacost-effectivesolutionintheWoodford
•ProvidinginsightintowhetheritismoreproductivetoplaceperforationsonbrittleorductilerockswhencompletingWoodfordwells
12:15 Question & Answer Session
12:25 Lunch In Exhibition Showcase Area
WATER MANAGEMENTASSESSING WATER AVAILABILITY & EXAMINING
COST-EFFECTIVE WATER SOURCING, DISPOSAL & RECYCLING STRATEGIES FOR THE WOODFORD
WATER DISPOSAL
1:25 Quantifying The Amount Of Water Being Produced By Woodford Wells & Identifying Cost-Effective Water Disposal Strategies
•AnticipatinghowmuchwaterislikelytobeproducedbyWoodfordwellstoquantifydisposalrequirements
•Evaluatingstrategiesfordisposingofproducedwateratminimumcost
•DeterminingwhetherlessonslearntfromproducedwatermanagementintheMississippiLimecanbetransferredtotheWoodford
•Benchmarkingstrategiesforminimizingwaterusageinordertoreducedisposalcosts
Steve Tipton, Completions Engineering Advisor, Newfield Exploration
1:55 Question & Answer Session
WATER AVAILABILITY & RECYCLING
2:05 Reviewing The Long-Term Availability Of Water For
Woodford Wells & Examining The Potential For Cost-
Effective Water Recycling In The Play
•AssessingthecurrentavailabilityofwaterintheWoodfordregiontoquantifytheneedforwaterrecycling
•DeterminingthecommercialviabilityofrecyclingwaterintheWoodfordsothatitcanbeusedagain
•Providingexamplesofhowwatertreatmenttechnologyhasbeensuccessfullyappliedtomakeproducedwaterreusable
•ReviewingdifferentwatersourcingoptionsfortheWoodfordforwherewaterrecyclingisnotpossible
Steve Tipton, Completions Engineering Advisor, Newfield Exploration
2:35 Question & Answer Session
2:45 Afternoon Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area
MIDSTREAM INFRASTRUCTUREPROVIDING UPDATES ON THE BUILD-OUT OF MIDSTREAM TAKEAWAY CAPACITY IN THE WOODFORD TO ASSESS ITS READINESS TO DEAL WITH BURGEONING PRODUCTION
VOLUMES
NGL TAKEAWAY CAPACITY
3:15 Detailing The Latest Advances In Building Out NGL
Takeaway Infrastructure For Woodford Oil, Gas & NGLs
To Determine Whether It Will Be Sufficient To Meet
Rising Production Volumes
•Comparingcapacitybuild-outtoproductionforecaststodeterminewhethertherewillbesufficientinfrastructuretotakeWoodfordproductstomarket
•AssessingthecurrentprocessingcapacitylimitationsforNGLsintheWoodfordandwhatstepsarebeingtakentoovercomethem
•ProvidingupdatesonthelatestprojectsbeingundertakentoexpandmidstreaminfrastructureintheWoodfordtodeterminewhentheywillcomeonlinesothatallowproducerscanplantheirdrillingschedules
Brian Melton, Vice President - Pipeline Marketing & Business Development, Blueknight Energy Partners L.P
3:45 Question & Answer Session
GAS TAKEAWAY CAPACITY
3:55 Detailing The Takeaway Capacity For Woodford
Gas To Determine Whether It Will Be Sufficient To Meet
Rising Production Volumes
•EvaluatingthecurrentandplannedgastakeawayoptionsintheWoodfordtodeterminewhichmarketsproducerswillbeabletoaccess
•Comparingmidstreamcapacitybuild-outtoproductionforecaststodeterminewhethertherewillbesufficientinfrastructuretotakeWoodfordproductstomarket
•Providingupdatesonmidstreaminfrastructureplannedexpansionprojectstodeterminewhentheywillcomeonlinesothatallowproducerscanplantheirdrillingschedules
Bob Firth, CEO, Caballo Energy
4:25 Question & Answer Session
4:35 Chair’s Closing Remarks
4:45 End Of Conference
Day 2Thursday January 29, 2015
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