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Nobody in the indusrry cares about prices and you cant find a textbook to convince me otherwise. Can you explain why US output of tight ...
Good one Short. I assume you mean hill group was wrong. You assume wrong. It is what you do. You assume sand replaces oil and gas. You assume oil and gas is kerogen. You assume eroi= 1/0 works inside your equations. And you assume that your posting behavior, characteristics, the way you defend a piece of work it's own authors have disavowed and tried to erase from the internet, don't mark you as the welsher who doesn't know any more about thermodynamics than they do the Hubbert curve? Where is Hubbert estimating the Permian oil production? You claimed it....let me guess...you assumed he had d...
Sorry you realize that there is no actual technology that will save civilization. There are plenty of suckers out there who don't have the IQ ...
AdamB » Wed 03 Feb 2021, 16:23:44 mustang19 wrote:AEO says texas peaking in 2022. Which really means late 2021. Then awkwardly plateauing because they dont want a fast crash. Please reference where in the code that they program in a forced plateau. After all, their software is open source, and while you claim zero engineering experience, you did say you were a programmer. And I didn't see any estimate provided for Texas. You wouldn't be lying again now would you? Silly me...of COURSE you are... And if you weren't paying attention, they had like half a dozen or more scenarios. Including one...
mustang19 wrote: They are all tight fields I cited the porosity. You are literally making up facrs and using wrong data, there are no more games or wiggling out of this. You completely, categorically failed. Yes I agree they are tight fields, but per usual you lack the ability to read and learn. The EIA gives these tight oil estimates by play that are considered the official estimates, those are the ones based on actual output data. The DPR is a model estimate and is not very good as it does not take account of frac fleets operating or DUC wells, only rigs and output estimates for the counti...