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David replied to Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant's discussion Louisiana's energy future is in natural gas

"Skip, I agree oil will play a lesser role in the future with gas increasingly more important, if for no other reason than as a backup for renewable energy and as a bridge fuel to a potential renewable energy dominance in the coming decades. The…"

Jul 8, 2021

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<snip>SummaryDespite August contracts retesting the lows near $1.70/MMBtu, natural gas producers continue to outperform prompt month contracts.Today's price action along the curve gives you a great illustration of why that's the case. Front months are underperforming while the 2021 curve is moving higher.That's because price weakness near term is explainable, while the driving force for higher prices in 2021 and beyond comes from a structural issue - lower production.Rystad estimates that…See More

Jul 17, 2020

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David replied to GoRicky's discussion TO LEASE OR PAY

"Also, consider a Pugh clause. Skip can fill you in better, but it gives them rights, but only to an agreed-upon depth. So, for a shallow well, you could give them rights down to 8000' but anything deeper could still be leased to someone else."

Feb 4, 2020

David replied to Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant's discussion Are We Ready To Debate This or Here Skip Goes Again

"Skip, what many fail to see is that, until we truly have reliable alternatives, NG should be used as a bridge to totally renewable energy. We should be using nuclear, as do many European countries. Our phobia on nuclear is based on reactors built…"

Jan 8, 2020

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Refracked well in DeSoto (HA RA SU60;TUCKER 31-6HC)
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Production Drop
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