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Oil Window

Short Definition

Temperature range where oil is generated.

Extended Definition

Typically ~60–120°C, when buried source rocks crack kerogen into liquid hydrocarbons.

What It Means to an Investor

Helps target oil‑prone fairways and reduce dry‑hole risk.

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