Refrac Potential in the Eagle Ford

As refracs continue to be explored in the Eagle Ford, ComboCurve Engineer Katie Etlinger takes a data-driven approach to refrac candidate selection in DeWitt County. She narrows the 2,000+ wells down to 350 candidates by evaluating both the technical and economic potential. Katie covers:

Creating refrac type curves based on offset refrac performance

Running price sensitivities to stress test economic viability

Scaling CAPEX costs dynamically per lateral foot for more accurate projections

Watch the full video to see how ComboCurve makes refrac screening efficient, more precise, and highly scalable.

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