Updates
November 10, 2002: see first comment. Helps explain NG draw.
Original Post
Wow, I can't "leave the blog" for three days without becoming hopelessly overwhelmed. It will take me all week to catch up with posting and another week to catch up with all the non-Bakken news that fascinates me.
"Focus on Fracking" is linked at the sidebar at the right; it has been moved near the top of the sidebar so that folks find it more easily.
Look at the lede this week:
EIA reports largest October natural gas storage draw on record; October's gas inventory build is smallest on record.
I completely missed that and the individual that posts "Focus on Fracking" assumes almost everyone missed that little gem.
I was going to post the anyway, but it coincidentally dovetails with the blog by RBN Energy that was posted today. This is huge. Of course, President-elect Biden has promised to end fracking, federal fossil fuel leasing, etc., so this won't last. By this time next year, we will all be using electricity generated by windmills and drivings Teslas.
See this link. The one week I fail to post the graphic/data, is the one week that the graphic/data is most striking.
i live 20 Miles North of the Iowa border in MN. in oct we recieved in 3 different snows total of 10 inches of snow.. Also the Morning low Oct 25th was 17 degrees, Oct 26th , 16 degrees and Oct 27th it was a bone chilling 7 degrees.. check the Fairmont weather service if you need varification. don
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