Comparison of major basin wells based on energy equivalence (Barrels of Oil Equivalent – BOE) including Haynesville.

Interesting comparison of energy equivalence between major basin oil wells and natural gas wells. Click the link below.

Which produces more energy: a Delaware Basin Wolfcamp well or a Marcellus well?

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