Overview
This Wolfcamp B study analyzes more than 3,100 wells across Martin, Howard, Midland, Glasscock, Upton, and Reagan counties using TGS data and ComboCurve’s forecasting and economic modeling. The results highlight strong well productivity with a P50 oil EUR of 40 bbl/ft and gas EUR of 268 mcf/ft, supported by average proppant loading of 1,984 lb/ft and lateral lengths around 10,000 feet. County-level P50 metrics show Midland, Martin, and Upton consistently delivering the strongest oil EURs and IRRs, while deeper or thinner reservoir sections in southern counties lead to higher breakevens and more variable returns. Trend charts indicate stable performance from 2018–2024 and shifting drilling activity among counties. Overall, the Wolfcamp B remains a competitive target within the Midland Basin, offering attractive economics in its core areas under the stated cost and price assumptions.
