RE: Malcy's View28 Apr 2022 19:59
Kenny, I suppose you could use the Sproul calculation method:-
In determining the NPV-10 for the reserves and resources, Sproule utilised its March 31, 2022 price forecast for both oil and gas which includes a West Texas Intermediate ("WTI") oil price forecast of US$93/barrel ("bbl") in 2022, US$83/bbl in 2023, and US$73/bbl in 2024, with a further US$5.00 per barrel deduction for price differential. For the gas price forecast, Sproule used a Henry Hub gas price of US$5.00/per million British thermal units ("mmbtu") in 2022, US$4.25/mmbtu in 2023, and US$3.25/mmbtu, with a further gas price differential of US$1.25 per million standard cubic feet ("mscf") reduction from Henry Hub, a heating value of 1000 btu per mscf and a shrinkage of 5% for losses due to surface facilities. Prices and costs are escalated at 2.0% per annum until the price doubles, and are then held flat.
But it would take me all weekend to sort that and I am on hols.... Good Luck