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To: TexasCowboy
Most of my experience has been in the Pliocene sandstones (30+% porosity and 1-2 darcy perm [yes darcys, not millidarcies!]) and naturally fractured "shales" of the Miocene Monterey Formation.

The Monterey Fm. also happens to be the major source rock in the area too. When you hit a sweet spot, a Monterey well can been particularly prolific. One offshore well, on Platform Hondo, has produced a little over 30 million barrels of oil in the 20 or so years it has been in production - which I believe to be a domestic record. The only problem is that most Monterey-sourced oil are heavy and sour.

74 posted on 08/25/2004 4:37:09 PM PDT by capitan_refugio
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To: capitan_refugio
"[yes darcys, not millidarcies!])"

LOL!
Heck, we're happy to get twenty millidarcies of perm!
It takes a big frac to make it come.

76 posted on 08/25/2004 4:50:05 PM PDT by TexasCowboy
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