The term "resource play" was traditionally used by the mining industry but started being used more in the oil and gas industry in the early 2000s to denote a large deposit with low development risk. While the term was being used, there was no formal technical or engineering definition for a resource play until 2008 when the Society of Petroleum Engineers decided to develop an official definition.
The term "resource play" was traditionally used by the mining industry but started being used more in the oil and gas industry in the early 2000s to denote a large deposit with low development risk. While the term was being used, there was no formal technical or engineering definition for a resource play until 2008 when the Society of Petroleum Engineers decided to develop an official definition.
The term "resource play" was traditionally used by the mining industry but started being used more in the oil and gas industry in the early 2000s to denote a large deposit with low development risk. While the term was being used, there was no formal technical or engineering definition for a resource play until 2008 when the Society of Petroleum Engineers decided to develop an official definition.
by the Mining Industry to Describe an Extensive Deposit. The term “Resource Play” appeared only Occasionally in the Oil and Gas industry. Starting in early 2000’s, Industry Uses “Resource Play” to Denote a LARGE Deposit with LOW Development Risk. Technical (i.e. Engineering) Definition Did NOT Exist. In 2008, SPEE Decided to Tackle the Resource Play Questions. 1