By Allen Brooks on August 1, 2011
Gas Shale Debate May Be Moving To Next Higher Stage Marcellus Impact Study Rests On Some Shaky Assumptions Are You Smarter Than A GPS? Thoughts About The Changing Future Of Gas Shales Is RFK Jr.’s Attack On Mass. Wind Farm Act of Desperation? Shell U.S. President Warns Of Environmental Lawsuit Danger The Innovators In The [...]
Posted in Energy Musings | Tagged 3D seismic, Barnett Shale, BOEMRE, Cameron International, Cape Wind, Captain America, China Oilfield Services, Davy Crockett, disruptive innovators, EPA, FMC Technologies, Gas shale, gas shale producers, green energy subsidies, Gulf of Mexico, gurgling, Halliburton, innovative stock market premium, Jr., Marcellus Shale, motor homes, Musings From the Oil Patch, Offshore wind, passive seismic listening, Robert F. Kennedy, Schlumberger, SEC, Shell Oil US, Tenaris, travel trailers, truck traffic, Ultra Petroleum
By Allen Brooks on May 10, 2011
Gas Shales Face Conflicting Future Based On Recent Events Rig Count Climbs; Rig Orders Up; Overbuilding Coming? Housing And Autos Still Key Growth – 1Q11 GDP Not Good Is The China Energy Growth Machine Slowing Down? Will My Visibility Be Compromised By Wind Turbines? read more Source: Energy Musings
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