Full Spectrum: Upstream Oil and Gas

Full Spectrum: Upstream Oil and Gas

638 pages. 27 parts. 84 charts.

An institutional volume on how the upstream industry actually works. The rock and the fluid, finding it, drilling it, completing it, producing it. Offshore and unconventionals as their own industries. How the money works, who owns the barrel, regulation and licensing, safety and integrity, emissions and methane, rig and fleet capacity, the supply chain, markets and benchmarks, geography basin by basin, decommissioning, and where the technology is going. Acreage to abandonment, onshore and offshore, worldwide. Includes company profiles and a value chain placing 677 organizations across 30 steps, plus a census of 120 plays and basins.

Ships as one complete file and as four volumes, so you can hand out a part of it without handing out all of it.

The reference workbook. 42 tabs.

Built to be used rather than read. Sixteen working calculators: decline and EUR, well economics, drilling AFE, completion design, material balance, artificial lift, nodal analysis, fiscal take, netback, hedging payoff, abandonment cost, emissions intensity, water balance, gas and frac spread, rig rate to cost, and portfolio screening. Plus the reference tables an engineer reaches for: reserves and resource definitions, drive mechanisms, rock and fluid properties, pressure gradients, OCTG and casing grades, drilling fluid systems, fracture design by play, facilities sizing, gas specifications, fiscal regimes, rig day benchmarks, a standards register and the engineering equations behind the calculators. Every chart in the volume is indexed to the data behind it.

The forecast model. 18 tabs. 2025 to 2035.

A bottom up model of physical demand, built product by product. 204 products across 22 segments, from seismic and subsurface through drilling rigs, bits, tubulars, cement and fluids, wellheads, wireline, pressure pumping, proppant and water, artificial lift and surface facilities. Every product carries its driver, its intensity and its price basis. Base, Bull and Bear cases are computed side by side, in physical units and in dollars, rather than toggled. Every lever is an input you can change, and the model recomputes.

You receive: the volume as a PDF and as a PowerPoint, complete and in four parts, the reference workbook, and the forecast model.