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    Re: Brown Dense

    Quote Originally Posted by JAMROB View Post
    That would have to be pipline expenditure for one of the pipeline companies or an acquisition of producing leases. You can't spend 1B on new leases in an unproven area. Could have been lease bonus in the shale by somebody. Southwestern Energy buying 550,000 acres in Union Parish. Their 2011 CAPEX for new ventures shows 140M with two wells.
    So, are you saying that something has been "proven" in Union Parish? What is it?

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    Re: Brown Dense

    Quote Originally Posted by latech80 View Post
    So, are you saying that something has been "proven" in Union Parish? What is it?
    No. People are just shooting seismic looking for any prospective areas.

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    Re: Brown Dense

    Quote Originally Posted by JAMROB View Post
    Wow. I predict a glut of natural gas. Which would be good for the national economy. Hey! Natural gas could be used as a transportation fuel. And the Administration does not like this because ? A. We enjoy our dependency on foreign oil. B. Its a rich mans game and the admin hates rich people. Or anything that creates real tangible wealth.
    Also, you have to build the infrastructure (stations and delivery to those stations). NG is not as easily stored or transported as oil. Also, NG will continue to make gains in Electric Generation as we go as NG plants replace coal plants. I am not sure that they want to make a big commitment to NG as a transportation fuel. I could see having some NG vehicles and puming stations in some bigger cities maybe, but it will always be hard to get people to commit to NG unless there is an allout blitz of stations (people want the convenience of being able to pump anywhere), and politicians probably arent sure we can handle that from a supply standpoint.

    However, I am all for diversifying our energy supply, and NG vehicles would be great if possible. Of course, I would say NG will become a larger part of transportation through secondary source as electric cars become more popular and NG become a larger part fo the power/electricity grid.

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    Re: Brown Dense

    Quote Originally Posted by latech80 View Post
    So, are you saying that something has been "proven" in Union Parish? What is it?
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    Re: Brown Dense

    Quote Originally Posted by LookingForResults View Post
    No. People are just shooting seismic looking for any prospective areas.
    So, what would prompt this? I am somewhat familiar with the activity in and around western Union Parish and the stateline area, and this kind of activity hasn't occurred since the 40's and 50's. There has been a smatterings of activities since then, but nothing of this magnitude.

    In your estimation, what is the sudden interests in this area? I can't see them blowing this kind of change on a whim.

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    Re: Brown Dense

    Quote Originally Posted by latech80 View Post
    So, are you saying that something has been "proven" in Union Parish? What is it?
    No, I was saying that the 1B referenced in post #13 was spent on something other than new leases. There was a test about a year ago in 23n-2e I belive in the Brown Dense from a vertical wellbore. After a frac the well initially tested just under 500 bod.
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    Re: Brown Dense

    Quote Originally Posted by JAMROB View Post
    No, I was saying that the 1B referenced in post #13 was spent on something other than new leases. There was a test about a year ago in 23n-2e I belive in the Brown Dense from a vertical wellbore. After a frac the well initially tested just under 500 bod.
    This well tested at 500 barrels a day? Is this over around Marion?

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    Re: Brown Dense

    Someone from CA posted on the Go Haynesville Shale website that he has received 9 offers for his property in Union Parish. Any thoughts?

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    Re: Brown Dense

    Not guarenteed information, but I believe the production in Union parish is going to be called an oil well. Not sure what the level of associated gasses and NGL's will be, but that could answer some of your transportaion issues for the rural field. And while $4.00 nat gas isn't that great to offset the cost of producing in the Haynesville Shale, $90.57 oil (near the 1year hi) should cover that cost.

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    Re: Brown Dense

    Anyone care to speculate about the ex-Shell Oil Company President's prediction about $5-a-gallon gas? Personally, I happen to believe, as Dr. Thomas Sowell once said that the solution to high prices is high prices, but I do believe it will spur activity in the stateline area, and give impetus to the idea of viable alternatives, such as LNG.

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    Re: Brown Dense

    As long as oil trades as a alternative to the dollar and the market as a hole, yeah it could keep going higher, but this price surge is not supply and demand driven.

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    Re: Brown Dense

    Quote Originally Posted by ddgravy View Post
    As long as oil trades as a alternative to the dollar and the market as a hole, yeah it could keep going higher, but this price surge is not supply and demand driven.
    So, is it short-term profit taking? For my part, I just don't see how prices can continue to rise in the long-term, given the vagaries of the market. Yeah, QE2 and the deficit spending of our government isn't helping the situation, but at a certain point, price dictates a change in behavior.

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    Re: Brown Dense

    The word on the street is that Pine Belt filed 1800 leases the other day at the courthouse in Union Parish. Any thoughts about what's going on?

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    Re: Brown Dense

    Could this be the nat gas storage that they're planning on? I've read about it before, but not sure who's doing it. I know they were talking about the downsville area for it.

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    Re: Brown Dense

    Here's some info on it.

    http://www.rustonleader.com/node/5709

    http://www.sawgrassgas.com/

    Sawgrass Storage representatives held two Open House meetings to discuss the prospective project. The first meeting was held on July 27th at the Downsville Memorial Hall. A second meeting was held in Sterlington on Wednesday, July 28th at the Sterlington Town Hall. Over one hundred and fifty landowners and interested parties were in attendance to hear about topics such as land use, environmental compliance, the FERC approval process, and to become familiar with the project sponsors. The project as proposed consists of a storage field on the border of Lincoln and Union Parishes with an associated pipeline continuing eastward into Ouachita Parish and the Sterlington area. Area residents in attendance appeared to be supportive of the proposed project during the two meetings.

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