coffeeshopgoth

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by coffeeshopgoth 4y ago
Pretty good to know. For those of you that get gout and don't know about it, cherry juice is a good preventative and useful if you are having an attack. I will be making cherry lemonade a staple...
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by coffeeshopgoth 4y ago
Sounds like they ain't so major then.
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by coffeeshopgoth 4y ago
I don't know if it is still a thing, but you can get ArcGIS, access to all of it, for $100/year under the "ArcGIS for Personal Use" program.
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by coffeeshopgoth 4y ago
It is totally cheaper to dump some cement (it is mostly gel with a topping of cement). To P&A older wells maybe runs $12-25K (assuming, like, a 5-8k ft. depth conventional well)...and I may be running a little high on that number. That
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by coffeeshopgoth 4y ago
Natural gas isn't stored on site, it needs to be piped to the nearest plant to be processed and put into a sales line. Capturing methane from insufficiently capped old wells would not be economic in most cases. If a company was calle
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by coffeeshopgoth 4y ago
Companies do have health and safety groups out there working on these things. Of course, the bigger the company the slower, more inefficient, and incompetent they tend to be. Prices can range - some things can be patched, but many times t
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by coffeeshopgoth 4y ago
I hear what you are saying, and there is a ton of room in the E&P space for improvements of all kinds. You would be shocked at how incredibly we are behind technologically (I remember just last year over hearing someone say, "We j
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by coffeeshopgoth 4y ago
True story. I have worked oil and gas for a while and am familiar with this area. It can easily be a well not properly P&A'd (plugged and abandoned) - quite common down there. It is most likely a Marathon well (HARROUN COM #002)