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Open Data Outputs

Deterministic petroleum-engineering analyses + an offshore field-development playbook on public data.

Provenance. All figures trace to public BSEE filings; see each page for its specific model.

Data limits & honest caveats

Two surfaces: (1) sanctioned Lower-Tertiary economics on US Gulf of Mexico BSEE data; (2) the field-development playbook over the SubseaIQ field catalog (~2014). Playbook concept recommendations are heuristic (Concept-Select / FEL-1 fidelity), reported in-sample, and are not a sanctioned design. Schematics are deterministic, generated from each field concept.

Life-cycle insights

Front-door analyses along the offshore well life-cycle — drilling performance, development-concept mix, and the decommissioning liability wave — each a single thesis backed by a number, computed deterministically from public BSEE data.

Lower-Tertiary economics & benchmarking

Field economics (sanctioned V30 NPV)

Terminal life-to-date NPV at a 10% discount rate. Every field links to its full per-well stackup, NPV timeline, and critical-operations detail.

FieldTerminal NPV
Anchor$-1,586.9 M
Cascade–Chinook$-1,580.0 M
Stones$-1,460.8 M
Shenandoah$-991.3 M
Buckskin$-989.7 M
Big Foot$-989.0 M
Jack / St. Malo$-804.5 M
Julia$-482.8 M

How this works

Every analysis here is computed by unit-tested domain code, frozen into a report artifact, and rendered to static HTML. There is no server and no API key — the numbers are identical for everyone, every time. Where the underlying data is incomplete, each page says so explicitly rather than filling the gap with a guess.