Tight Oil Eagle Ford 2011
August 30 - 31, 2011
Houston TX , USA
TIGHT OIL EAGLE FORD 2011
THIRD NORTH AMERICAN TIGHT OIL CONGRESS FOCUSING ON DEVELOPING HYDRAULIC FRACTURING TECHNIQUES IN THE EAGLE FORD OIL WINDOW
The Eagle Ford oil window hosts a phenomenal volume of the most lucrative unconventional oil reserves in North America and, with hydraulic fracturing technology driving forward profitability on a yearly basis, it is essential that techniques and strategies for oil recovery continue to develop at low cost with speed and efficiency.
In the geologically discontinuous Eagle Ford formation, determining the most cost effective and high recovery completions design, from the proppant type used to the number of frac stages executed, is a continuing challenge. As acreage is quickly leased up in the play’s oil window, incumbent operators across South Texas are continually testing different combinations of completions variables to determine which will yield maximum recovery at the lowest costs.
Tight Oil Eagle Ford 2011, will bring together leading thought leaders and technical directors from E&P operators across the play to discuss and examine the latest production results and the methods used for determining optimum recovery completions strategies and driving down production costs.
THIRD NORTH AMERICAN TIGHT OIL CONGRESS FOCUSING ON DEVELOPING HYDRAULIC FRACTURING TECHNIQUES IN THE EAGLE FORD OIL WINDOW
The Eagle Ford oil window hosts a phenomenal volume of the most lucrative unconventional oil reserves in North America and, with hydraulic fracturing technology driving forward profitability on a yearly basis, it is essential that techniques and strategies for oil recovery continue to develop at low cost with speed and efficiency.
In the geologically discontinuous Eagle Ford formation, determining the most cost effective and high recovery completions design, from the proppant type used to the number of frac stages executed, is a continuing challenge. As acreage is quickly leased up in the play’s oil window, incumbent operators across South Texas are continually testing different combinations of completions variables to determine which will yield maximum recovery at the lowest costs.
Tight Oil Eagle Ford 2011, will bring together leading thought leaders and technical directors from E&P operators across the play to discuss and examine the latest production results and the methods used for determining optimum recovery completions strategies and driving down production costs.
