Oklahoma City-based Continental Resources says it will triple production, reserves
After outpacing its previous production goals, Oklahoma City-based Continental Resources Inc. has set its expectations higher, the Oklahoma City energy company said Monday.
After outpacing its previous production goals, Continental Resources Inc. has set its expectations higher, the Oklahoma City energy company said Monday.
The company said it plans to triple its production and proved reserves over the next five years.
Much of the growth is expected in North Dakota's Bakken formation.
“Our legacy assets in the largest oil field found in over 40 years, the Bakken, provide a large amount of comfort in the reliability of our new five-year plan,” said Harold Hamm, Continental's chairman and CEO.
“In addition, those assets are supplemented by a new and expanded view of the Anadarko Woodford (in Western Oklahoma), resulting in a new oil province with multiple oil plays.”
The company said it expects to produce 36 million barrels of oil equivalent in 2012 and increase that production level to 108 million barrels in 2017.
Continental's previous goal was to triple its 2009 production of 13.6 million barrels by the end of 2014.
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