Grandpapy
Well-Known Member
By law, Oil Development Companies can only vent so much natural gas to order to recover oil from a well, In the 80's western ND skies would glow Orange
from all the natural gas being burned to recover oil. In some cases the wells are better suited as gas development instead of oil. The state was forced close many wells because they would vent and burn 10 times as much gas for just a barrel of oil. (talk about pissed off field reps.!)
As a result Oil Companies drag their feet and really are just annoyed that they even have to deal with the gas.
If they had a proactive mindset of getting every available BTU from the wells, Natural Gas would be free. After all how much did they pay for that lease.??
Oil Companies pay very little for a lease, and in the gulf, nothing at all. At least Shell (A Dutch Co.) voluntary pays the US gov a recovery or extraction tax on each barrel recovered.
In the last 10 years The oil sector has laid off over 11,000 employees.
Feel safe and protected?
Truck Drivers working for Haliburton and other Oilfield Service are exempt from DOT rules of hours driven. I have worked 36 hours on location only to have to drive 230 miles to the next job.
Oh and I do have a hard on for Haliburton, They laid of my father 2 days before he was to be vested in the company. (6 years 350days).
They are just selfish bitches.
from all the natural gas being burned to recover oil. In some cases the wells are better suited as gas development instead of oil. The state was forced close many wells because they would vent and burn 10 times as much gas for just a barrel of oil. (talk about pissed off field reps.!)
As a result Oil Companies drag their feet and really are just annoyed that they even have to deal with the gas.
If they had a proactive mindset of getting every available BTU from the wells, Natural Gas would be free. After all how much did they pay for that lease.??
Oil Companies pay very little for a lease, and in the gulf, nothing at all. At least Shell (A Dutch Co.) voluntary pays the US gov a recovery or extraction tax on each barrel recovered.
In the last 10 years The oil sector has laid off over 11,000 employees.
Feel safe and protected?
Truck Drivers working for Haliburton and other Oilfield Service are exempt from DOT rules of hours driven. I have worked 36 hours on location only to have to drive 230 miles to the next job.
Oh and I do have a hard on for Haliburton, They laid of my father 2 days before he was to be vested in the company. (6 years 350days).
They are just selfish bitches.