Insight Insights

See how much water is produced alongside oil and gas for all states that report this data (currently all states except Oklahoma)

See how much produced gas is flared at the well location. States that provide this data include Texas, North Dakota, New Mexico, and Colorado.

This dashboard shows how well results are distributed. Select whether you want to measure cumulative oil or gas and the time frame (e.g., 24 months), and see how many wells have reached a certain production volume.”

If it is important for you to make decisions based on early production results, this dashboard can help you. On a map you will find the location of all wells that started production, colored by their peak production rate.

The key question that this dashboard aims to answer easily is by how much wells (especially older ones) decline.

If you want to know where the best or worst performing wells are, and who operates them, this dashboard has the answers.

Using this dashboard, you can choose a productivity metric (e.g., two-year oil cumulative) and see how it has changed over time. You can also split results by operator or other dimensions (e.g., basin, county, formation) to see where productivity increased or decreased, and by how much.

Completion designs—especially lateral lengths and proppant usage, have changed significantly across many basins. Here you can easily spot those trends, and quickly compare them across operators, basins, and formations.

Here you can easily evaluate the economic performance of producing oil & gas wells or new drills in any area.