I say, “Let’s go down to the crab shack for some seafood”. You say, “I agree, we’ll go to a steakhouse for a big, juicy slab of cow”. Am I obligated to join you to split a 32 ounce Porterhouse with three sides and a Cabernet with a 94 rating?
No. In
WHAT IS IT, FRACING OR FRACKING?
Having gone back-and-forth over how to spell the process, I’ve figured it out.
Why it is “Fracing”:
As promised, on May 22, today’s post is a study of the personal injury issues raised by the defendants in Parr v. Aruba. You will find a more detailed analysis here.
In this post we raise the question and discuss what the parties believe the answer should be.
The Havner
In their search for Utopia, some opponents of oil and gas drilling ignore innovation … What’s harmful now will forever be that way.
The Question
That isn’t true, but it raises a question for producers: What are you doing to reduce the negative effects of your activities on the communities where you operate?
The Answers
Scriveners, when you add those “Other Provisions” in Article XVI of your model from JOA’s, are you sure that the document remains internally consistent, that no “Other Provision” conflicts with the form?
… Are you mindful of which of two related contracts will govern if there is a conflict in provisions? Did you choose the
MDU Barnett Ltd. P’ship v. Chesapeake Exploration Ltd. P’ship is at least three things:
In 2005 Chesapeake and Conglomerate Gas entered
Who is that man on the right?
a. Lineal descendant of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,
b. Reincarnation of Froederick Fronkensteen,
c. Tootsie … in the later years,
d. Ernest Moniz, Secretary of the U.S Department of Energy
Other than Solyndra, what comes to mind when
You might recall that North Dakota achieved nationwide notoriety when photos of flaring Bakken wells visible from space circulated around the news. According to the U. S. Department of Energy, at times North Dakota has flared 33% of its gas production, compared to the 1% average nationwide.
You will not be surprised
Thanks to Alexandria Moore – Baylor 2L and Gray Reed summer clerk – for help on this post.
The Texas Railroad Commission’s contractor, Superior, plugged the 708S-5 well on behalf of the Commission. Oops! The contractor plugged the wrong well. Gulf and the Commission had entered into an agreement that if Gulf, who had a
Our wardens at the EPA are “racing to turn out new regulations before the clock runs out on President Obama’s term”, says The Hill.
The EPA is revising its Mercury and Air Toxics Standards for coal fired power plants. According to the US Energy Information Administration, owners of U.S. operators are facing choices: