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Natural Gas to Methanol Plants
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Started this discussion. Last reply by JHH Feb 27.

Haynesville Shale Update

Started Jan 30

Comstock
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Thomas C. McKowen, IV Dec 20, 2018.

 

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JHH replied to JHH's discussion Natural Gas to Methanol Plants
"You are correct.  Methanol has many uses.  That's why it's so exciting and encouraging! jh"
Feb 27
Steve P replied to JHH's discussion Natural Gas to Methanol Plants
"I'm sure that whoever is building these 3 plants, or, more to the point, whoever is financing these 3 plants have some idea of how the methanol will be used.  I'll be very surprised if the methanol ends up blended with gasoline. …"
Feb 25
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Natural Gas to Methanol Plants

very interesting.https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/US-Production-Of-This-Alternative-Fuel-Is-About-To-Surge.htmlSee More
Feb 25
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Haynesville Shale Update

Interestinghttps://www.oilandgas360.com/gas-giant-the-stars-align-for-the-haynesville-shale/See More
Jan 30
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JHH replied to Skip Peel - Independent Landman's discussion ConocoPhillips joins Exxon Mobil, BP and RDS to back carbon tax
"Thanks for a little better explanation.  But I'm still very suspicious.  Taxes will go into the carbon tax "lockbox" and then distributed back to taxpayers.  just feels like another way for the government to collect…"
Dec 26, 2018
JHH replied to Skip Peel - Independent Landman's discussion ConocoPhillips joins Exxon Mobil, BP and RDS to back carbon tax
"I don't understand this segment from a paragraph in the article.  ... " a carbon tax starting at $40 and rising thereafter."  And there is so much more to the carbon tax I'd like to understand other than a government…"
Dec 24, 2018
Thomas C. McKowen, IV replied to JHH's discussion Comstock
"Thanks for the information."
Dec 20, 2018
Thomas C. McKowen, IV replied to JHH's discussion Comstock
"Do you know if the leases sold are mainly in a particular area or if they are spread throughout the two counties?"
Dec 20, 2018

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At 10:01am on February 9, 2018, Skip Peel - Independent Landman said…

We can't protect everyone.  People have to own their decisions.  Thanks for posting this.

At 9:39am on February 9, 2018, Skip Peel - Independent Landman said…

JHH, Lumberjack showed up on GHS sometime back.  If you use the key word, Lumberjack, and use the search box that appears to the right of My Page in the task bar below the GHS logo on any page, you can pull up those old discussions.  There was some pretty antagonistic back and forth but I stand by what I posted then.  Lumberjack Energy is registered as operator with the State of Louisiana, I don't know about Texas, however after all this time the company has zero wells in LA.  I think this guy is simply looking to flip leases.  That's not illegal but I would be very careful concerning the depths I would consider leasing to him.  I would never grant an "all depths" lease to someone like this.

At 9:52am on October 17, 2009, Skip Peel - Independent Landman said…
JHH. Just to help you understand what is going on with the city minerals and the value they command. Consider the following: Companies have been actively leasing residential and commercial properties within the city limits of Shreveport for eighteen months. That investment is worth more when they have the city properties that help make the leasehold more contiguous. And gives the winning bidder an advantage over those competitors holding urban leases. I believe the winning bidder considers the price paid to be quite reasonable. And it is 478 acres. Although landowners tend toward the opinion that on a per acre basis, one acre is as valuable as 100 in the same general location. The operators don't think, or do business, that way.
At 11:35am on August 14, 2009, Keith Mauck (Site Publisher) said…
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At 5:48pm on March 29, 2009, JHH said…
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