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I have a concern about the definitions in this article. A Stripper Well is a well that has production of less than 15 bpd. A Marginal Well is a well that is unprofitable. Production rates, the price of oil, operating costs define a Marginal Well. Marginal production only comes from stripper wells or heavy oil. Marginal Production is a definition not related to Marginal Well. Often, a Stripper Well is an oil or gas well that is nearing the end of its economically useful life. This can also be true of a Marginal Well. This is coincidental; not related to the definitions. Similar inferences in the last paragraph are also without sufficient empirical data. If a series of general conclusions are presented, it would be a good idea to state x% of the time in which the case is true. I can help edit the article, respectfully.Brian Dickson (talk) 17:22, 4 February 2016 (UTC)