The Future of Exploration

05 March 2018 07:15 min

Decreased drilling in 2017 yielded the lowest discovery rate since the 1950s. But short-cycle opportunities could still be an option for some operators. What does previous E&P activity tell us about the future of exploration? Keith King shares his thoughts in today’s episode of Upstream in Perspective.

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