Estimated ultimate recovery

Estimated ultimate recovery or Expected ultimate recovery (EUR) of a resource is the sum of the proven reserves at a specific time and the cumulative production up to that time.^[1]

References

↑ Morehouse, David F. (July 1997). "The Intricate Puzzle of Oil & Gas "Reserve Growth"". Natural Gas Monthly. Energy Information Administration. Retrieved 8 February 2012.

Petroleum industry

Benchmarks

Data

Natural gas	Consumption Production Reserves Imports Exports Price

Petroleum	Consumption Production Reserves Imports Exports Price (of gasoline and diesel)

Exploration

Drilling

Production

History

Provinces
and fields

Other topics

Companies and organisations

Major petroleum
companies

Supermajors	BP Chevron ConocoPhillips ExxonMobil Royal Dutch Shell Total

National oil companies	ADNOC (UAE) CNOOC (China) CNPC (China) Ecopetrol (Colombia) Gazprom (Russia) Iraq National Oil Company Indian Oil Corporation Kuwait Petroleum Corporation Lotos (Poland) Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation NIOC (Iran) NISOC (Iran) OGDCL (Pakistan) ONGC (India) PDVSA (Venezuela) PKN Orlen (Poland) Pemex (Mexico) Pertamina (Indonesia) Petrobras (Brazil) PetroChina Petronas (Malaysia) Petrovietnam PTT (Thailand) Qatar Petroleum Rosneft (Russia) Saudi Aramco (Saudi Arabia) Sinopec (China) SOCAR (Azerbaijan) Sonangol (Angola) Sonatrach (Algeria) Statoil (Norway) YPF (Argentina)

Energy trading	Glencore Gunvor Mercuria Naftiran Intertrade Trafigura Vitol

Other	Anadarko Apache BG Group Cenovus Energy Compañía Española de Petróleos Devon Eni Galp Energia Hess Husky Energy Imperial Oil Lukoil Marathon Oil Nippon Oil Occidental OMV Port Harcourt Refining Company Reliance Industries Repsol Suncor Energy Surgutneftegas TNK-BP Tullow Oil Tüpraş

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companies

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