Gas sale breakeven after post production

Anyone who can say what the break even point for gas should be in Harrison County? This is after extraction of oil and liquids.

It once appeared to be $1.80, now I'm losing revenue at about $ 2.50 at smaller volumes.

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Permalink Reply by Toytown on February 27, 2024 at 4:43am
Who is paying you? Chesapeake is famous for exorbitant deductions.
Permalink Reply by frank speaker on February 27, 2024 at 10:26am

Began with Chesapeake, then transferred to Encino, plus 25% was sold to Burj Energy. Burj had far  less deductions than Encino, but after a while they seemed to fall in line. However, the break even point can change with diminished production, as much depends on how contracts are construed. If I could find a comparable to my production levels I could make some kind of guess.

When I say I'm losing revenue, I mean I am paying them for negative net pricing.

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