Locator: 48604B.
Everything, everywhere happening all at once: so many interesting things going on right now. Long post earlier this morning. Most interesting:
- natural gas pipeline story in Texas;
- folks mis-reading short delivery times for Apple;
- BRK -- something going on?
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Back to the Bakken
WTI: $69.86.
Wednesday, September 18, 2024: 37 for the month; 165 for the quarter, 489 for the year
40241, conf, Hess, BL-Kerbaugh-156-96-3427H-6, Beaver Lodge:
Date | Oil Runs | MCF Sold |
---|---|---|
7-2024 | 17775 | 66789 |
6-2024 | 23176 | 56432 |
5-2024 | 26231 | 44141 |
4-2024 | 43262 | 83196 |
3-2024 | 21747 | 40018 |
38649, conf, CLR, Ravin 13-1HSL, Dimmick Lake.
Tuesday, September 17, 2024: 35 for the month; 163 for the quarter, 487 for the year
38262, conf, Hess, BB-Olson-150-95-0817H-4, Blue Buttes:
Date | Oil Runs | MCF Sold |
---|---|---|
7-2024 | 27823 | 60727 |
6-2024 | 35268 | 66827 |
5-2024 | 21925 | 38988 |
4-2024 | 28966 | 48690 |
3-2024 | 17246 | 22471 |
RBN Energy: importance of Colorado City (TX) hub grows as crude oil flows to Houston increase. Archived.
Colorado City, TX, has deep roots in the history of the American West, beginning as a ranger camp in 1877. As cattlemen flocked to the area, it quickly became a vital center for the cattle industry, earning the moniker “The Mother City of West Texas.” The arrival of the Texas & Pacific Railway in 1881 marked a turning point for the town. It was formally organized the following year, its economy bolstered by cattle, cotton and a soon-burgeoning oil industry. A 1920s oil boom further elevated Colorado City’s economic status, marking the beginning of its now long-standing importance in the oil industry.
In today’s RBN blog, we’ll explore how Colorado City continues to serve as a critical junction, facilitating the movement of crude from the prolific Permian Basin to major destinations such as Cushing, OK, and the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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