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Oil & Gas Pro Exxon Treads Rocky Terrain in Papua New Guinea ..Approval of $15 Billion Gas Project Highlights Demand for New Sources as Energy Demand Rebounds in AsiaSYDNEY—A decision by Exxon Mobil Corp. and several other companies to proceed with a US$15 billion natural-gas project in Papua New Guinea… Started by Pipeliner in Shale Related Topics |
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Oil & Gas Pro LOCATIONS AND COMPLETIONS - DEC. 20 - shreveporttimes.comDecember 20, 2009 Oil & Gas Activity: Sunday, Dec. 20, 2009 LOCATIONS Caddo Chesapeake Operating Inc., Saddler 9 H, 001, Sec. 009,… Started by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant in Shale Related Topics |
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Dec 21, 2009 Reply by ShaleGeo |
A bright future for gas is good news for stateA bright future for gas is good news for state OUR VIEWS Economy, budget would benefit The Oklahoman Editorial The Oklahoman Comments 37 Pu… Started by william buckner in Shale Related Topics |
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Rate Per Acre Being Paid for a PadWhat are landowners that do not have minerals under their land being paid per acre for land for a well pad? Started by nana in Shale Related Topics |
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Dec 21, 2009 Reply by The_Baron |
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landowner Government Mineral RightsI read somewhere that when the government owns mineral rights in a section that they only have 25 acres on the the north border of the sect… Started by Methuselah in Shale Related Topics |
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Dec 21, 2009 Reply by Two Dogs, Pirate |
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landowner Why ExxonMobile took the Natural Gas plunge now.http://seekingalpha.com/article/178395-why-exxonmobil-took-the-nat-gas-plunge-now Started by Bobi Carr ("parker") in Shale Related Topics |
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Dec 20, 2009 Reply by sesport |
LNG and LIN can be Alternative Fracturing Methods for Shale GasWhat do you think? Would this be an economic alternative to fracking with water and environmentally objectionable chemicals if congress sho… Started by jffree1 in Shale Related Topics |
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landowner if a pernit has been issued, does it mean that without further ado, drilling can begin?I'm referring particularly to 17n 15w oo3 Started by alleyboy in Shale Related Topics |
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Dec 20, 2009 Reply by Les Bamburg |
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landowner Burk/Chesapeke.Memorandum.of.FarmoutI.just.read.the.farmout.agreement.dated.9-10-09.and.discovered.my.property.was.included.in.the.East.Stockmon.Project.-(Shelby.Co).agreement… Started by Lorissa Gail in Shale Related Topics |
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Dec 20, 2009 Reply by jffree1 |
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Oil & Gas Pro From Big Oil to Big Gas..The smartest money in energy is now betting against renewables.Exxon Mobil Corp. will no doubt continue to dabble in alternative energy ventures such as converting algae to fuel, but its acquisition of… Started by Pipeliner in Shale Related Topics |
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