Eagle Ford Shale Formation Map showing oil and natural gas areas as well as wet gas condensate and dry gas. This map is posted courtesy of the EIA.
Producing gas and more oil than traditional shale plays, Eagle Ford went from a mere average of 352 barrels of oil production per day in 2008 to an astounding average of 688,429 barrels per day in 2013. That’s a growth rate of nearly 2000 percent in just five years.
For more see Eagle Ford is Turning Texas into Global Petroleum Powerhouse
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