Leverage production and completion data on more than 120,000 horizontal wells across 13 states Quickly obtain answers to your questions with advanced analytics designed for E&P professionals Only $279 a month
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Analytics platforms often display cluttered and unclear interfaces, getting in the way of efficient analysis. ShaleProfile Analytics uses the latest BI technologies to guide you to valuable insights.
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Our ready-made dashboards allow you to spot correlations and crucial trends in the data with an exceptional level of detail.
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Here you find the oil and gas production profiles for all horizontal wells. Analyze normalized well performance trends, compare operators, or individual wells by simply selecting them on a map.
This dashboard answers the question as to how much oil and gas is produced in a certain basin, or by a particular operator, as well as the total number of wells that have started production.
Here you can analyze how lateral lengths and proppant loadings have changed over time, in a particular area and by operator. It also reveals the impact of these designs on well productivity.
Gives an overview of the horizontal rig count, and it allows you to find where the hottest drilling locations are.
Contains a map with the location of all horizontal wells, which are colored by the gas/oil ratio. You can find the gas/oil ratio trends here, as well as type curves, to identify possible correlations.
Find out who the largest operators are in a certain area, and see exactly how much oil and gas they have produced, as well as the exact location of their wells. Can also be used for finding the top formations, fields, or counties.
Shows how well productivity has changed over time, for example by basin or operator, as measured by the cumulative oil or gas production in the first x months.
Find out how the status of all horizontal wells has changed over time. Also contains a map with the latest status of each well.
This dashboard contains a map with all horizontal wells colored according to their performance. A list ranks all operators (or counties, etc.) based on their average well performance, in the selected area. You can also use this dashboard to identify the worst performers.
This dashboard shows the annual decline rates in the different basins over time, or for selected operators. These results may help you decide which terminal decline rate assumptions are reasonable, given all the actual data.
Reveals how well productivity is distributed, for e.g. each basin or operator.
This dashboard contains a ranking of all counties (or operators, wells, etc.), based on their total cumulative oil or gas production. Questions like which counties have produced the most oil or gas, or how many wells have produced more than 1 million barrels of oil, can be quickly answered here.
How much water horizontal wells produce is visualized here. You can see the total amount of water produced in a certain area, and analyze how the water/oil ratio has changed over time. A map displays all the wells, where they are colored according to the water/oil ratio in the most recent month.
Provides the same functionality as the "Production profiles" dashboard, but without map-based navigation and selection. It has more space for the graphs, and is slightly faster.
A map shows the peak production rate of each well. A scatter plot helps you in finding the location of wells with the highest peak rates, and to see how peak rates have changed over time.
Provides the same functionality as the "Gas oil ratio map" dashboard, but without map-based navigation and selection. It has more space for the graphs, and is slightly faster.
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Our data is updated on a daily/hourly basis. We extract it from a large number of trusted data sources, including state agencies like the Texas RRC, and FracFocus.org
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“…and I was absolutely amazed. From lateral lengths to proppant loading, to water use to GOR, etc. etc.; it is incredible data, all right there at one’s fingertips. Roughneck-easy to use, with beautiful graphics…”
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For companies who have their own BI tools and want to use our database for their analysis.
North Dakota produced almost 1.5 million bo/d in October (horizontal wells only), a m-o-m increase of 5%. Bad weather in the previous month clearly had an impact on operations. It is one of the few states that almost has not seen a drop in rig activity since the start of the year (from 52 to 50 last week). Gas output was a record as well, at 3 Bcf/d (Toggle product to “Gas”).
Even preliminary production data has September oil production in all these states at a new record, at over 7.3 million bo/d. After upcoming revisions, I expect it to finally come in at around 7.5 million bo/d.
Oil production in the basin has hovered around 1.3 million bo/d since the start of this year. Through August, just over 5 wells have been completed every day, on average, which has countered the natural decline in legacy wells.
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