How Horizontal Drilling Found An Ocean Of Gas In The US. - 1 views

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  #1 anonymous on 28 Sep 09

   

  It's been there all along, however a new technology that allows for sideways drilling, can tap into trillions of cubic feet of clean burning natural gas under U.S. and Canadian soil. Once the environmental issues are settled in Pennsylvania and other shale areas, there will be an economic boom to these depressed areas of epic proportions. The economic impact of the Barnett Shale, near Dallas, was estimated to be the same as three to four Boeing aircraft plants opening up. The Marcellus shale is over one hundred times bigger than the Barnett shale, so do the math. Source; http://energyindustryphotos.com/how_oil_and_gas_wells_are_drille.htm

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">It's been there all along, however a new technology that allows for sideways drilling, can tap into trillions of cubic feet of clean burning natural gas under U.S. and Canadian soil. Once the environmental issues are settled in Pennsylvania and other shale areas, there will be an economic boom to these depressed areas of epic proportions. The economic impact of the Barnett Shale, near Dallas, was estimated to be the same as three to four Boeing aircraft plants opening up. The Marcellus shale is over one hundred times bigger than the Barnett shale, so do the math. Source; <a href="http://energyindustryphotos.com/how_oil_and_gas_wells_are_drille.htm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://energyindustryphotos.com/how_oil_and_gas_wells_are_drille.htm</a></div>

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