Oil and Gas Production Forecasting
Data Processing & Forecast Logic and Power BI Data Report
Base Case Forecast Scenario
Rig count in May 2023 is high enough to grow oil and gas production in most areas. Users can zoom in to basin and county and analyze the sensitivities against our other 9 scenarios.
Rig counts, well starts, initial production rates, natural declines and more!
Oil and gas production declines quickly, but new wells are so big that it’s easy to grow production in many scenarios.
Well Start (WS) and Initial Production (IP) Scenarios
Analyze base declines with our Zero Rig scenario
Production type curves and cumulative production ready to analyze in Power BI.
Production Curves and Cumulative Production
TX, PA, AK, LA, OK, WY, CO, NM, WV, OH, ND, CA, AR, UT, AL, MT, Gulf and more
Permian, Eagle Ford, Marcellus, Utica, Bakken, Powder River, DJ, Anadarko, Offshore, Haynesville and more
Quickly see trends and forecast assumptions for oil and gas production
Easily find counties and scenarios with the most growth over the next 5 yrs
What are the worst and best-case scenarios?
Are you bearish on rig count and bullish on IP rates?
How sensitive is future production of oil and gas?
You chose and let the data speak to you!
10 oil and gas production forecast scenarios by county
- Complete with rig counts, well starts, IP rates, decline curves, GORs, EIA comparisons and more
- Unprecedented granularity with oil and gas production forecasts for over 650 counties with Horizontal separated from Vertical wells
- Forecast assumptions together with historic actuals help users gauge risk and likelihood of outcome
- Oil and gas production forecasts delivered through Microsoft Power BI for enhanced analysis
Bolt on Blackbird’s logic to your favorite data subscription.
Ben will help transfer logic to your environment and point internally to your favorite data subscription like Enverus, S&P Global, Hart, WellDatabase or other
“We use Blackbird’s gas production forecasts to develop scenarios for NGL supply. The Power BI reports help me quickly compare forecast assumptions to historic trends.”
