Elk City; 1950
This is a Shell well in the Anadarko that caught fire in Elk City in 1950. This is a Kinley job and that is young Mr. Adair with his...
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From the presentation The History of Oil Well Firefighting & Blowout Control. Mike Shellman gave this speech to approximately 10,000 people over 5 years, from San Diego, to Bismarck, Ft. Lauderdale and back to Houston again.
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See what these folks have to say about Permian Basin growth on NEWS STUFF
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“If this dynamic persists, US LNG exports will no longer be an outlet for excess domestic production gas but, rather, a possible driver of higher prices in a system where production growth is slow,” says Tsafos. “With domestic demand and domestic production flat on a yearly basis, it is exports that are proving the most enduring source of incremental demand – and thus a main driver of higher natural gas prices in the United States as the country heads into winter.”
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