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Predicting the Gas Recovery for Hydraulically Fractured Horizontal Wells in Shale Reservoirs Aymen A.B Ali Alhemdi The increasing demand of energy and the l imited reserves of conventional reservoirs leads the industry to enhance and develop low perme ability reservoirs in recent years which become increasingly important than ever before. Sha le g s one of these reservoirs which has very low permeability and the production from this formation has been and continues to be challenging. Horizontal wells with multiple hydraul ic fractures are the proven technology to produce economically from gas shale formations. One of the issues in shale gas reservoirs is to have an accurate and reliable estimation of ultimat e recovery. The purpose of this research was to use the i nitial production history of Marcellus shale in order to predict the ultimate gas recovery of multiple fractured horizontal wells. A commercial reservoir simulator was utilized to crea te reservoir model with horizontal well fractured in multi stages. The impacts of a number of reservoir and fra ctures parameters were investigated. Matrix porosity, number of hydraulic fracture stage s, and fracture half-length were found to impact on the gas recovery.