Ron Ness, President of North Dakota Petroleum Council, says he would not be surprised to see 150 active oil drilling rigs in North Dakota by the end of the year. Previous estimate was as high as 125. Current record: 105.
Please note the spelling used in the linked article for "fracked" and "fracking." The Williston Herald uses the same spelling I do! Just saying.
Thursday, April 1, 2010
BEXP: Two High Initial Rate Completions
BEXP announced completion of two wells:
Da Doo Run Run, The Crystals
Sorenson 29-32#1-H, Ross project area, 27 frac stages, long lateral, 3,511 boepd
Jack Erickson 6-31#1-H, Rough Rider project area, 30 frac stages, long lateral, 2,652 boepd
Da Doo Run Run, The Crystals
Arctic Sea Ice Back to Where It Was in 2001
From the National Snow and Ice Data Center, Boulder, Colorado
Arctic Sea Ice Extent "back to normal." The Arctic Sea ice is back to where it was in 2001. As far as I know, this has happened with no real change in CO2 emissions (except perhaps increased) since 2001.
Source: Herald-Sun.com.au, April 1, 2010. Remember, this is April Fool's Day, so check back tomorrow to see if this graph/information has been "corrected." Something tells me this is accurate.
Arctic Sea Ice Extent "back to normal." The Arctic Sea ice is back to where it was in 2001. As far as I know, this has happened with no real change in CO2 emissions (except perhaps increased) since 2001.
Source: Herald-Sun.com.au, April 1, 2010. Remember, this is April Fool's Day, so check back tomorrow to see if this graph/information has been "corrected." Something tells me this is accurate.
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