Unitization in the oil and gas industry is the process of combining multiple leases or tracts of land into a single unit for coordinated development and...
Author - Nathan Tarrant
Nathan has worked in financial services and strategic financial and investment growth for over 30 years. He was the founder and COO of a Queen’s Award-winning financial services company based in the UK, and a capital investment company specializing in oil and gas investments, based in Virginia, USA.
He served as a financial and alternative investment advisor to delegates of the UN, World Health Organization, and senior executives of Fortune 500 companies in Geneva, Switzerland, following the 2008 financial crash.
Today, he specializes in alternative investments—researching niche asset classes, publishing investor-focused insights, and supporting capital-raising efforts for select investment providers through strategic content and market positioning.
An undivided interest is a form of ownership where multiple parties share rights to a property or asset without specific physical divisions. Each owner holds a...
A trap in the oil and gas industry is a geological formation that prevents hydrocarbons from migrating to the surface. It consists of a porous reservoir rock...
Throughput in the oil and gas industry refers to the volume of material, such as crude oil or natural gas, processed or transported through a system within a...
Total Depth (TD) in drilling refers to the maximum depth reached by a wellbore during drilling operations. It includes vertical and horizontal sections...
Tax deferral allows individuals or businesses to postpone paying taxes on income or gains until a later date. Common examples include retirement accounts or...
Tangible Drilling Costs (TDCs) are expenses incurred for physical assets during drilling operations, such as equipment, casing, and wellheads. These costs are...
Surface rights are legal rights to use the surface of a property for activities like agriculture, construction, or infrastructure development. In the oil and...
Spread, or differential pricing, in the oil and gas industry refers to the price difference between two related commodities or markets. It is influenced by...
A spacing unit in the oil and gas industry is a designated area allocated for the drilling and production of a single well. It ensures efficient resource...



