PUD conversion capital cost is the development capital associated with converting proved undeveloped reserves into proved developed reserves.
It links reserve-status changes to the cash investment required to make those reserves productive.
EOG example
EOG reported that during 2025 it converted 503 MMBOE of PUDs to proved developed reserves at a total capital cost of $3.483 billion.
A simple derived cost is:
$3.483 billion ÷ 503 MMBOE ≈ $6.92 per converted BOE
That is a Grizzly Bulls calculation based on EOG's disclosed conversion volume and capital cost.
Do not confuse it with F&D cost
Finding and Development Cost can use different capital and reserve-addition definitions.
PUD conversion cost focuses specifically on capital tied to reserves moving from proved undeveloped to proved developed status.
It should not be treated as the producer's full-cycle cost, lifting cost, or corporate breakeven.
Source
Part of the Upstream E&P Economics
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- EOGOpen operating-model research →17 of 18 reviewed concepts in Upstream E&P EconomicsReserve renewal, development capital, and standardized value10 of 10 bridge concepts supportedContinue through this bridge:Finding and Development CostFuture Development CostsFuture Production CostsOil & Gas Standardized MeasureProved Developed ReservesProved Undeveloped ReservesPUD Conversion VolumeReserve Replacement RatioStandardized Measure Discount
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