The following blog is distilled from Enverus Intelligence® Research (EIR) reports. As core inventory in top-tier shale plays becomes increasingly scarce and expensive, conventional upstream operators are turning their attention to the “best of the rest”—secondary basins that are quietly delivering compelling returns. These regions, often overlooked in favor of marquee names like the Permian or Marcellus, […] The post Beyond the Core: Unlocking Value in Secondary Basins With Emergin...| Enverus
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One of the key problems in truly understanding a well’s production profile and predicted estimated ultimate recovery (EUR) is that the producing lifecycle of a given well is often impacted by nearby operations, when an operator will need to shut in the well to avoid damage. A well may be shut in due to offset| Enverus | Creating the future of energy together.
Three key trends in inventory quality and its far-reaching impacts on capital efficiency and A&D dynamics in North American shale| Enverus | Creating the future of energy together.
In C++, there are two forms of binary operator overloading you can use when designing an API. The first form is to overload the operator as a member function of the class, and the second form is to overload the operator as a friend function of the class. I want to explore why you would use one form of overloading instead of the other, using a Fraction class as an example.| Ruminations
When we say something like 5 + 3, we aren’t usually surprised to learn that we are speaking of 8. And when we write this as a program for a machine to execute, we expect it to evaluate this expression to 8 as well. Everyone is familiar with the sign + since we all learned it in elementary school, and we know what happens when we add two numbers together.| Terminally Undead