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Fracking, Drilling, and Asset Pricing: Estimating the Economic Benefits of the Shale Revolution
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no DOI — not checkedTo put the initial 30-day rate in context, it is the second highest in Midland County to our knowledge. Big estimated ultimate recoveries. The Wolfcamp A result is all the more impressive when one considers the Wolfcamp B well has produced in six months what a vertical well produces in its entire 40-year lifetime (140 Mboe). Pioneer is pegging recoveries at 800-1,000 Mboe for its first three Central Midland Basin wells
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