Posted on 05/21/2014 6:41:36 PM PDT by Praxeologue
As Smokin’ Joe said above, a guy that goes on YouTube to complain he can’t get a high paying job without experience has other problems that keep him from getting hired.
The Williston is a cratonic basin and the Gulf Basin is what is known as a passive margin. Both are known for having low heat flow. I would think that California would have higher heat flow with all the basement rock nearby. So, 10,000’ may be too deep. But, my knowledge of California geology is pretty limited. A quick search of some geochemical papers would provide an answer.
I know the Williston Basin pretty well, but I, too, am limited in knowledge when it comes to the Monterey. I’d have to do some digging. In the meantime, there are lower hanging fruit...
Well I probably overstated the case here. It can be reasonably said that the burls and the faulted land are not knotty. However, they are knarly.
knarly they are.
It isn’t so much a problem for “drilling” as I understand it, it is more the multiple separations of the oil plays.
Gee, how 'unexpected'.
EVERYTHING in the Obama regime is political.
It isn’t so much a problem for “drilling” as I understand it, it is more the multiple separations of the oil plays.
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So the drills can’t make right hand —then left hand—then right hand— etc—turns. The drills can’t snake. (That’ll come . The materials research guys are working on materials that will warp pipes in a wave pattern so as to push water or oil inside. I haven’t heard of anyone making an oil drill like a plumbing snake but that will likely come—as its called for.)
Twisted knarly
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