Evaluation of Texas mystery play continuesEOG Resources says Barnett Shale look-alike play depends on ‘micro-fractures’ to aid gas flow, CEO Mark Papa tells analysts Ray Tyson Petroleum News Houston Correspondent
The success of EOG Resources’ mystery Barnett Shale look-alike play, located somewhere in the wide expanse of Texas, hinges on the existence of tiny “micro-fractures” that allow natural gas to flow through rocks to the surface.
“The bottom line is if it does we’re in business,” Mark Papa, EOG’s chie....
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