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Dean Fantazzini has provided his latest estimates of Texas oil
and natural gas output. His analysis is based on RRC data only.
Each RRC data set from Jan 2014 to Sept 2017 for crude and from
April 2014 to Sept 2017 for condensate and natural gas are used in
the “all data” estimate, the most recent 49 months of data are
collected for each individual data set. After March 2016 there was
a shift in the data for crude and condensate so for the C+C
estimate, I include an estimate which uses all data from April 2016
to the most recent data…

Dean Fantazzini has provided his latest estimates of Texas oil
and natural gas output. His analysis is based on RRC data only.
Each RRC data set from Jan 2014 to Sept 2017 for crude and from
April 2014 to Sept 2017 for condensate and natural gas are used in
the “all data” estimate, the most recent 49 months of data are
collected for each individual data set. After March 2016 there was
a shift in the data for crude and condensate so for the C+C
estimate, I include an estimate which uses all data from April 2016
to the most recent data…

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