Love him, hate him, somewhere in between.
President Trump wins another one.
Monday, July 29, 2019
The President Wins Another One -- July 28, 2019
Good, bad, indifferent.
Love him, hate him, somewhere in between.
President Trump wins another one.
Love him, hate him, somewhere in between.
President Trump wins another one.
Atmospheric CO2 -- FWIW -- Again, False Precision -- June, 2019, Data
Link here.
June, 2018: 410.79
May, 2019: 414.83
May, 2018: 411.31
Increase year-over-year: 0.76%.
3.14 units per million = 3.14 / 1,000,000 = 0.000000314 =0.0000314%. Okay.
If you drew a graph with the y axis from zero to 10,000, with the x axis for the last ten years the line would be flat. Just saying. The concentration of CO2 in the Venetian atmosphere, 96.5% or 965,000 ppm.
May, 2019: 414.83
May, 2018: 411.31
Increase year-over-year: 0.76%.
3.14 units per million = 3.14 / 1,000,000 = 0.000000314 =0.0000314%. Okay.
If you drew a graph with the y axis from zero to 10,000, with the x axis for the last ten years the line would be flat. Just saying. The concentration of CO2 in the Venetian atmosphere, 96.5% or 965,000 ppm.
WTI Back To $57; Active Rigs In North Dakota Back Up To 60 -- July 29, 2019
Active rigs:
Four new permits, #36797 - 36800, inclusive:
| $57.02 | 7/29/2019 | 07/29/2018 | 07/29/2017 | 07/29/2016 | 07/29/2015 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Active Rigs | 60 | 62 | 61 | 35 | 73 |
Four new permits, #36797 - 36800, inclusive:
- Operators: Hess, MRO, WPX, Lime Rock
- Fields: Beaver Lodge (Williams), Reunion Bay (Mountrail), Heart Butte (Dunn County), Dimond (Burke County)
- Comments:
- Hess has a permit for a BL-Myrtrice well in section 24-156-96, Beaver Lodge,
- MRO has a permit for a Walsh well in section 8-151-93, Reunion Bay,
- WPX has a permit for a Nighthawk well in section 34-149-92,
- Lime Rock Resources III-A has a permit for a Mariner well in section 15-160-91;
- Petro-Hunt (8): three Chip Diller Federal permits; two Dudley Dawson Federal permits; a Joel Goodsen permit, and Robert the Bruce permit, all in McKenzie County; one Lloyd Christmas permit in Stark County
- Nine Point Energy (3): three Helling permits in McKenzie County
- Prima Exploration: a State permit in Divide County
- Denbury Onshore: one CHSU ML permit in Bowman County
- Liberty Resources Management Company: one Holmen E permit in Burke County
- Joel Goodsen: "Risky Business"
- Lloyd Christmas: "Dumb and Dumber"
- Dudley "Booger" Dawson: "Revenge of the Nerds"
- Chip Diller: "Animal House"
- Robert the Bruce: "Robert the Bruce"
What Month Is This? July? Almost August? Kennedy Klan Running Out Of Ski Polish-- July 29, 2019
This is why they need the "bullet train": to move skiers from San Francisco and Los Angeles out to Mammoth Mountain.
This was two years ago, 2017:
I think I recall posting that story two years ago. Wow, time flies.
Now, again, this year:
This was two years ago, 2017:
Now, again, this year:
The "Plastic Straw" Problem In The Permian; The Staggering Growth Projected For DFW -- July 29, 2019
The graphic :
The link here.
1,000 additional SWD wells. Sounds like a lot, but trivial in the big scheme of things
It would have been nice to see number of oil and natural gas wells projected over the same period of time.
Glad you asked. From Forbes, December 27, 2018:
Overheard at Starbucks this morning -- from credible source:
I see this every time I drive from Grapevine, TX (the DFW airport) to Plano or Frisco, north of Dallas.
I see huge expansion just beginning on TX 141 west of DFW airport and north of Ft Worth, centered at the Texas Motor Speedway.
As much as $9 billion will be needed over the next decade just to throw away dirty water in the world’s busiest shale field ...
.... drillers typically pump 30 Olympic-sized swimming pools of water into an oil well to fracture the surrounding rocks. In return, as much as 10 barrels come rushing back out for every one barrel of crude
... recycling efforts aren’t robust enough to handle the 17.5 million barrels of dirty water produced DAILY in the Permian Basin of West Texas and New Mexico
... produced water is 10 times saltier than seawater and can be tainted with heavy metals and radioactivity
“As the Permian Basin shifts further into manufacturing mode, the water growth we project will create the need for nearly 1,000 additional salt water disposal wells by 2030.”$9 billion / 1,000 wells = $9 million. If I'm reading this correctly -- I must be missing something -- it costs $9 million to drill a SWD well in the Permian? It only costs $6 million to drill/frack a well int he Bakken. I must be missing something.
1,000 additional SWD wells. Sounds like a lot, but trivial in the big scheme of things
- 1,000/10 years = 100/year
- 120/year = 10/month
It would have been nice to see number of oil and natural gas wells projected over the same period of time.
Glad you asked. From Forbes, December 27, 2018:
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Texas Factoids
Overheard at Starbucks this morning -- from credible source:
- population of DFW metroplex, "today": 7.5 million
- growth north of Dallas: Plano, Frisco, McKinney will reach its limit (the river to the north)
- population center for the DFW metroplex by 2050: Roanoke
- population of the DFW metroplex by 2050: 50 million
I see this every time I drive from Grapevine, TX (the DFW airport) to Plano or Frisco, north of Dallas.
I see huge expansion just beginning on TX 141 west of DFW airport and north of Ft Worth, centered at the Texas Motor Speedway.
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