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Linked In Shale Gas Production Decine Study Discussion

Started this discussion. Last reply by Joseph-Ohio Sep 18, 2014. 7 Replies

For those GMS members who are on the LinkedIn site also, there is an interesting discussion about the steep decline rates experienced by fractured shale gas wells.I have attached the link: I hope…Continue

Shell Article about poor shale gas results

Started this discussion. Last reply by Trapper Oct 20, 2013. 16 Replies

from Rigzone E&P news, an admission by the soon to be retiring Shell CEO that their shale gas results are poor and that god results in some places are going to be more difficult to replicate…Continue

Denver Post Editorial article

Started Oct 8, 2013 0 Replies

Attached is a link to an interesting op-ed piece from the Denver Post containing some info about the financial impact of gas derived from shale fraccing. …Continue

More Tripe from Josh Fox

Started this discussion. Last reply by Brian Powers Jul 9, 2013. 3 Replies

The link below discusses Gasland 2:…Continue

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Brian Powers replied to Matt's discussion 'Gas company is potentially planning (short or long term) a compressor station 4500 feet over on the next ridge. Questions.'
"Matt - the enclosed compressors are generally more quiet than the on-pad ones, which tend to be un-muffled large block vehicle engine driven, in my recollection. I cannot ever recall going into a compression station pole barn type enclosure with a…"
Oct 5, 2020
Brian Powers replied to Matt's discussion 'Gas company is potentially planning (short or long term) a compressor station 4500 feet over on the next ridge. Questions.'
"Matt - compression at some point in the well's life is often part of the depletion plan. The timing of compression install depends upon a lot of variables; I've seen some compression added quickly after first production, others after many…"
Sep 30, 2020
Brian Powers replied to Matt's discussion 'Gas company is potentially planning (short or long term) a compressor station 4500 feet over on the next ridge. Questions.'
"fg - I've been out of the game now for nearly 10 years. I'm not sure how re-treating these wells would work. If the new fractures are just reopened original fractures, then little gains may be achieved. Regardless of the quality of the…"
Sep 30, 2020
Brian Powers replied to Matt's discussion 'Gas company is potentially planning (short or long term) a compressor station 4500 feet over on the next ridge. Questions.'
"fg - Shale gas, by definition, is produced from ultra-low permeability rock. Fracking helps with improving the productive surface area of the rock. 90% recovery from shale seems like a stretch to me. I do agree that most gas reservoirs produce more…"
Sep 29, 2020
Brian Powers replied to Matt's discussion 'Gas company is potentially planning (short or long term) a compressor station 4500 feet over on the next ridge. Questions.'
"I've seen both types of compression stations - well pad and compressors contained within pole barn type buildings with noise abatement sound-proofing. If the OP has mineral rights, you might be able to look past the sight/sounds of compression…"
Sep 29, 2020
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Apr 27, 2019

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Introduce Yourself
I am a Petroleum Engineer with 30 years of domestic and international experience including extensive training and experience in hydraulic fracture design, execution and evaluation
What is your role?
N/A
Which state(s) are you following?
Pennsylvania, Ohio
What shale plays do you follow?
All Shale Plays

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At 1:09am on February 10, 2013, Bob Jenness said…

Brian,

Greetings,  I just found a few enthusiastic referrals to your wall in other forums.  (By way of introduction) I've been somewhat active in the Crawford Co group for several months, and started one thread of my own on fair leases. I've been hoping someone would post something on how to estimate (however crudely) well flow from photos of the flare. I did read somewhere that it's possible, and perhaps was the old school first estimate method.  Do you know if it's possible to do and how to do it?  We finally got a photo of the Pettis Rd well, which is the first horizontal in central Crawford, and it would be real nice to get some numbers (even a good guess) without waiting for production.

Thanks in advance,

Bob Jenness

At 3:11am on January 23, 2012, Robert A. Young said…

I knew you would be a welcome addition to GOMARCELLUSSHALE.COM.  Thank you for engaging.  It won't be long before folks understand and appreciate your value to this site and the people dependent on it for guidance. Brian Powers will prove to be a precious asset to us.  A great welcome should be afforded to this very knowledgeable man;    Robert A. Young, free-lance writer of energy and public affairs.

 
 
 

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