EOG Resource's Eagle Ford resource potential went up 45% to 3.2 billion boe from 2.2 billion boe in 2013.

In 2014, EOG will be focusing a large portion of its $8.1 - $8.3 billion capital budget in the Eagle Ford Shale. This decision comes on the heels of increased well productivity and initial production rates in the play in 2013.

The company has plans to drill 520 net wells across its Eagle Ford acreage. At that rate, the company has a drilling inventory in the Eagle Ford of more than 12 years.

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EOG Resources Reserves in the Eagle Ford

EOG's resource potential increased from 2.2 billion boe to 3.2 billion boe. That's a significant increase, and it gives EOG a lot of running room to develop the play and produce better results over a long time frame.

n 2013, EOG continued its downspacing efforts in the Eagle Ford. Even with downspacing, net reserves per well increased to 450,000 boe from 400,000 boe in 2013.

EOG Eagle Ford Well Highlights

Boothe Unit #3H, #4H and #17H (Gonzales County)

Initial production began during the fourth-quarter - 2013

• 2,630 - 3,375 b/d crude oil
• 365 - 520 b/d NGLs
• 2.1 - 3 mmcf/d natural gas

Rudolph Unit #1H (Gonzales County)

• 4,230 b/d crude oil
• 505 b/d NGLS
• 2.9 mmcf/d natural gas

Nichols Unit #3H (Gonzales County)

• 3,830 b/d crude oil
• 390 b/d NGLs
• 2.3 mmcf/d natural gas

Wilde Trust Unit #1H, #2H and #3H (Gonzales County)

• 960,000 b/d  crude oil over 200 day time period

Fleetwood Unit #1H and #2H (Karnes County)

• 3,630 - 3,435 b/d crude oil respectively
• 345 and 350 b/d NGLs respectively
• 2.0 mmcf/d natural gas each

Naylor Jones Unit 42 #1H, #2H and 60 #2H (McMullen County)

• 1,755 - 2,050 b/d crude oil
• 195 - 205 b/d NGLs
• 1.1 - 1.2 mmcfd of natural gas

Further Unit #1H and #2H (LaSalle County)

• 2,605 - 2,550 b/d crude oil
• 125 - 155 b/d NGLs
• 725 - 900 mcf/d

EOG has approximately 68,000 net acres prospective for natural gas. If the price of natural gas stays high, then EOG may decide to spend more in this area.