The Allam 1H was a verticle drill in the Marcellus shale.
HALCON OPR CO INC Address: 1000 LOUISIANA ST STE 6700 HOUSTON, TX 77002-5005
Site Name: ALLAM 1H 1 Well Type: GAS Status: New Marcellus: Yes Permit Issued: Aug 16th, 2012 Horizontal: No County: Venango Municipality: Frenchcreek Twp
I have calculated that the rising levels of the oceans will be depleted by one thousandth of an inch and no more by the injection of oilfield fluids into disposal wells. This is a positive environmental impact. Locals are hired as need but there are very few that have directional drilling experience. Once hired on the job training will give them that experience. The downside is that drug testing of employees will not enable the drug dealers to reap any benefits of money spent on payroll.
So Bigben, have you come armed to picket the rigs and oil & gas facilities? At the rigs we don't feel the need to be armed and totally rely on law enforcement to handle the picketers.
Oil and Gas devevelopment is very complex with many variables. The failure of any company impacts many. The only hope for D&L is another company picking up the pieces and giving it new life. In Corporate America companies are born and fold on a daily basis.
When property owners no longer have money to make their Chase payments then those with petro dollars will have a buyers market. Production Royalties will go to those who were in a position to lease their land. Chase is not a prosperity friendly bank.
State Rep. Sean O’Brien, sitting in the audience at Warren G. Harding High School on Jan. 12, heard remarks from officials of GM Lordstown that made him pick up his phone and write a text message to Scott Nally, director of the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency.
General Motors officials had just said that proposed limits on the amount of total dissolved solids the company could release into the Mahoning River would force GM to spend $8 million to build additional treatment facilities and $1 million annually to run them.
“I texted the director at the hearing,” said O’Brien, a Democrat from Brookfield whose district, the 65th, is in Trumbull County. “I said, ‘We need to talk.’ Then I arranged a phone conference.”
A couple of weeks after the hearing, O’Brien was on the phone with Nally, along with two representatives from General Motors’ corporate offices in Michigan and a representative from the Delphi Corp.
Both companies were concerned about the economic impact of the requirements, O’Brien said.
Company officials told the director about the types of systems that would be required to bring their discharges up to the proposed level.
I believe that Patriot in Warren is running at full capacity and under contract. The dust still hasn't settled from the state shutting them down.
Research shows that Lupo was under a huge debt load from his investing in injection wells that have been shut down. Not to condone what he did but desperate men do desperate things.
Youngstown's oilfield water treatment plant Virgin Oil and Water went up in a ball of fire due to a chain smoking employee lighting up. Just by their nature oilfield liquids are very flamable. They never recovered from the catastrophe and are out of business.
Investing in anything is risky and more so with anything connected to the oilfields. To keep investment money flowing to the area companies that serve the drillers must be vibrant enough to do the job. The State of Ohio owes it to their taxpayers to find ways to keep the interest in investing.
This incident portrays the lack of a disposal facility. D&L injection wells were shut down after the quake. Surface disposal after treatment is an option that has many hurdles. Let the State of Ohio seek solutions and not just posture for the news media. The economic future of Ohio depends on it.
When all of the posturing dies down a corporate takeover should occur. Old age and a poor decision has done Ben Lupo and D&L Energy in. I'm sure that the price would be right at this time for Ben to sign off.
Halcon's test wells miss expectations
The Allam 1H was a verticle drill in the Marcellus shale.
HALCON OPR CO INC
Address: 1000 LOUISIANA ST STE 6700
HOUSTON, TX 77002-5005
Site Name: ALLAM 1H 1
Well Type: GAS Status: New
Marcellus: Yes Permit Issued: Aug 16th, 2012
Horizontal: No County: Venango
Municipality: Frenchcreek Twp
May 28, 2013 at 10:43 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Water for local gas and oil drilling is coming from ponds, public water supplies
I have calculated that the rising levels of the oceans will be depleted by one thousandth of an inch and no more by the injection of oilfield fluids into disposal wells. This is a positive environmental impact. Locals are hired as need but there are very few that have directional drilling experience. Once hired on the job training will give them that experience. The downside is that drug testing of employees will not enable the drug dealers to reap any benefits of money spent on payroll.
May 19, 2013 at 7:49 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Shale drilling controversies — who's wrong, who's right
So Bigben, have you come armed to picket the rigs and oil & gas facilities? At the rigs we don't feel the need to be armed and totally rely on law enforcement to handle the picketers.
April 10, 2013 at 11:10 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Two companies sue D&L Energy for $1.7 million for services connected to dumping
Oil and Gas devevelopment is very complex with many variables. The failure of any company impacts many. The only hope for D&L is another company picking up the pieces and giving it new life. In Corporate America companies are born and fold on a daily basis.
March 30, 2013 at 8:20 a.m. permalink suggest removal
BP and Chase at odds over drilling lease
When property owners no longer have money to make their Chase payments then those with petro dollars will have a buyers market. Production Royalties will go to those who were in a position to lease their land. Chase is not a prosperity friendly bank.
March 10, 2013 at 11:15 a.m. permalink suggest removal
D&L owner charged, workers claim ordered to lie
Illegal stuff?
State Rep. Sean O’Brien, sitting in the audience at Warren G. Harding High School on Jan. 12, heard remarks from officials of GM Lordstown that made him pick up his phone and write a text message to Scott Nally, director of the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency.
General Motors officials had just said that proposed limits on the amount of total dissolved solids the company could release into the Mahoning River would force GM to spend $8 million to build additional treatment facilities and $1 million annually to run them.
“I texted the director at the hearing,” said O’Brien, a Democrat from Brookfield whose district, the 65th, is in Trumbull County. “I said, ‘We need to talk.’ Then I arranged a phone conference.”
A couple of weeks after the hearing, O’Brien was on the phone with Nally, along with two representatives from General Motors’ corporate offices in Michigan and a representative from the Delphi Corp.
Both companies were concerned about the economic impact of the requirements, O’Brien said.
Company officials told the director about the types of systems that would be required to bring their discharges up to the proposed level.
February 15, 2013 at 7:47 p.m. permalink suggest removal
D&L owner charged, workers claim ordered to lie
I believe that Patriot in Warren is running at full capacity and under contract. The dust still hasn't settled from the state shutting them down.
Research shows that Lupo was under a huge debt load from his investing in injection wells that have been shut down. Not to condone what he did but desperate men do desperate things.
Youngstown's oilfield water treatment plant Virgin Oil and Water went up in a ball of fire due to a chain smoking employee lighting up. Just by their nature oilfield liquids are very flamable. They never recovered from the catastrophe and are out of business.
Investing in anything is risky and more so with anything connected to the oilfields. To keep investment money flowing to the area companies that serve the drillers must be vibrant enough to do the job. The State of Ohio owes it to their taxpayers to find ways to keep the interest in investing.
February 15, 2013 at 11:47 a.m. permalink suggest removal
D&L owner charged, workers claim ordered to lie
This incident portrays the lack of a disposal facility. D&L injection wells were shut down after the quake. Surface disposal after treatment is an option that has many hurdles. Let the State of Ohio seek solutions and not just posture for the news media. The economic future of Ohio depends on it.
February 15, 2013 at 8:04 a.m. permalink suggest removal
ODNR pulls Hardrock, D&L permits
When all of the posturing dies down a corporate takeover should occur. Old age and a poor decision has done Ben Lupo and D&L Energy in. I'm sure that the price would be right at this time for Ben to sign off.
February 8, 2013 at 12:56 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Mahoning Valley is on verge of a new economic era
Frank, you truly have perception!
December 12, 2012 at 8:16 p.m. permalink suggest removal