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A well known and long-standing SPEE publication based on an in-depth survey of reserves and acquisition professionals. Results are presented annually at the SPEE Annual Meeting and then published annually in late spring or early summer – reprints of all years are available.
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US – $135.00 per year (pre 2019)
The recent growth in unconventional oil and gas production in North America has been followed by the realization estimation methods for conventional reserves are often inadequate for these reservoirs. The industry has responded by developing several methods for unconventional reserves evaluation. Focusing on shales, tight sands and carbonates, and coals, this publication assesses current methods to forecast performance of wells in unconventional reservoirs (UCR’s) given different reservoir types, different completions and different well maturities.
US – $145.00
SPEE Monograph 3 addresses the issues of determining Proved, Probable, and Possible undeveloped reserves in Resource Plays. The publication presents a practical and useful guide to help the evaluator answer several important questions. Questions like:
1. How do I know when a reservoir is a Resource Play?
2. How can I use probabilistic reserves in a Resource Play?
3. What locations are Proved in a Resource Play?
4. What are ways to approximate Proved reserves in a Resource Play if I need a quick estimate?
Evaluators of Resource Plays designed Monograph 3 to share practical evaluation methods and included many example problems illustrating how to use these methods.
Monograph 3 Errata.PDF
US – $70.00
A publication by The Society of Petroleum Evaluation Engineers (SPEE) released in the summer of 2002 at the Society’s annual meeting in Park City, Utah. Estimates of fair market value (FMV) are often required to satisfy financially oriented legal obligations such as estate tax settlements, to determine compensation for property condemnation, and other reasons. The value of oil and gas reserves is usually derived from the future expected or potential revenue to be gained from the sale of produced quantities. The document is geared toward bringing the market for such properties into proper focus. The document conveys perspectives based on observation of the marketplace.
US – $100.00
A useful tool both in avoiding ethical challenges, and in addressing the ethical dimension of your day to day practice of petroleum reservoir evaluation.
US – $5.00
