Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- abbreviation thousand cubic feet
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- initialism Thousand
cubic feet .
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Examples
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$3 / mcf, which is the number that appears in a release that does not include the $4-7 million it cost to buy the land and drill the hole - costs that Dell suggests basically doubles the breakeven level of the well to $6 / mcf.
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Beard Oil anticipates that once all the wells are brought on line, gas production should quickly ramp up to more than 1,000 cubic feet ( "mcf") per day.
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Average gas prices were $3.92 per thousand cubic feet ( "mcf") for the third quarter of fiscal 2010, a decrease from $4.54 per mcf for the same period of fiscal 2009.
GuruFocus Updates - 2010
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Average gas prices were $3.92 per thousand cubic feet ( "mcf") for the third quarter of fiscal 2010, a decrease from $4.54 per mcf for the same period of fiscal 2009.
GuruFocus Updates - 2010
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Progress 'average gas price in the Quarter was $3.10 per thousand cubic feet ( "mcf").
unknown title 2009
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Financially, the Kaybob K3 Project provides Orleans with operating cost savings upon commissioning of $0.34 per thousand cubic feet ( "mcf") or $2.04 per boe, as the processing fee structure at the K3 Plant is presently lower than the current processing fees charged at the Kaybob Amalgamated Gas Plant ( "KA Plant").
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All calculations converting natural gas to crude oil equivalent have been made using a ratio of six thousand cubic feet (six "mcf") of natural gas to one barrel of crude equivalent.
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The vertical wells have had variable test rates averaging approximately 900 thousand cubic feet ( "mcf") per day, post fracture stimulation ( "frac").
unknown title 2009
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New discoveries of shale gas, and breakthroughs in the technology of extraction, have pushed down natural gas prices between $4-$6 per thousand cubic feet mcf over the last three years.
Future Oil Supplies Can Lower Prices Today Lucian Pugliaresi 2011
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New discoveries of shale gas, and breakthroughs in the technology of extraction, have pushed down natural gas prices between $4-$6 per thousand cubic feet mcf over the last three years.
Future Oil Supplies Can Lower Prices Today Lucian Pugliaresi 2011
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