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"Sesport, the following are comparisons: Traditional Coal Plant - 2614 lb CO2e/MWHr…"

Les Bamburg replied Jun 26, 2009 to Two Utilities Are Leaving Clean Coal Initiative (6/26/09)

28 Jun 28, 2009
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"Sesport, that is the good news - there is no R&D required. This is a proven tech…"

Les Bamburg replied Jun 24, 2009 to Moo!

22 Jun 24, 2009
Reply by sesport

"Parker, this may be near EnCana's Deep Bossier Sand prospects in Mississippi. These…"

Les Bamburg replied Jun 24, 2009 to HS Eastern boundary? Mississippi?

102 Jul 14, 2009
Reply by Catfish

"Parker, as I had said last Saturday the US rig count increased last week by 23 to 89…"

Les Bamburg replied Jun 24, 2009 to Is Rig Count About to Rebound? Scenarios for The Future

13 Jun 29, 2009
Reply by The_Baron

"Sesport, a farm with 10,000 cows could generate ~ 4-5 MW."

Les Bamburg replied Jun 24, 2009 to Moo!

22 Jun 24, 2009
Reply by sesport

"Hogeyes, most operators are still in the hold acreage drilling mode so it will be a…"

Les Bamburg replied Jun 24, 2009 to Eight wells per section configuration

23 Jun 24, 2009
Reply by Mac Davis

"PG, actually the commercial arrangements include some type of fee payment of profit…"

Les Bamburg replied Jun 24, 2009 to Moo!

22 Jun 24, 2009
Reply by sesport

"Mac, I just think it is more efficient to drill in both a north and south direction…"

Les Bamburg replied Jun 24, 2009 to Eight wells per section configuration

23 Jun 24, 2009
Reply by Mac Davis

"Sesport, I know - they must be headed to Melrose Plantation for some mint julips."

Les Bamburg replied Jun 24, 2009 to Louisiana Terminal Gets its First LNG Shipment (6/23/09)

9 Jun 24, 2009
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"Martin, a typical cargo on the British Diamond would be ~ 58,660 tonnes of LNG which…"

Les Bamburg replied Jun 23, 2009 to Louisiana Terminal Gets its First LNG Shipment (6/23/09)

9 Jun 24, 2009
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