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With the launch of the 2.5 Bcf/d Matterhorn Express Pipeline, Permian Basin natural gas is getting a much-needed boost in capacity. More projects like Apex and Blackcomb are in the pipeline to alleviate bottlenecks. #PermianBasin #NaturalGas #PipelineExpansion

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In my personal opinion, if all the Democrats have to run on is beating Trump, if all they can say to me is he is dangerous because he thinks he's right then their candidate is weak and without merit. Here is what I know about Trump, in the 4 years he was in office, we had no new wars, our economy was strong, our energy sector was self reliant, we had the ability to save for a rainy day and still afford to feed and cloth our families without adding debt to our credit cards. Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have been in office for almost 4 years now, is our country better off now? Do we really know who's actually been in control of our government for the last 3.5 years and is a vote for Harris going to give those same people control for another 4 years? An interesting thought, if those controling the government currently were not actually elected are they really accountable? Do they really have to answer for there actions to we the people? If not what is their incentive for doing the right thing that is good for our country? I would postulate that they have incentives to divide, alienate and subjugate the citizens. for those who believe that this is not business related, simply debate the consequences of either of the candidates winning on your business.

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🌱 Permian Resources' dedication to sustainability and environmental stewardship! 🚀 Since 2020, the company has achieved significant reductions in greenhouse gas (GHG) intensity and methane intensity, demonstrating its commitment to emissions management. Some of Permian Resources' projects include: 🔥 The focus on reducing flaring that has led to a remarkable 79% decrease in the company's flaring percentage since 2020. By prioritizing projects to end routine flaring, improving gas conditioning, and enhancing schedule planning, Permian Resources is making strides toward its goal of ending routine flaring by 2030. 💡 Facility design, which plays a crucial role in Permian Resources' emissions management strategy. The company prioritizes installing instrument air pneumatic devices and employs vapor management strategies, such as vapor recovery towers and units, to minimize emissions from storage tanks. The forward-thinking design approach ensures optimal efficiency and gas recovery. 🔌 Electrifying assets, where Permian Resources is investing in electrical substations to expand electrification efforts, enabling the transition to electric-powered compression and exploration of electric drilling rigs and frac fleets. Decimetrix® applauds Permian Resources' sustainability initiatives, including their remarkable progress in emissions reduction. We understand the importance of sustainability and are dedicated to supporting organizations like Permian Resources in their sustainability goals. Our innovative solutions, such as the Decimetrix® Green Dragon Platform, offer cutting-edge technology and data analytics to optimize emissions management and drive environmental performance. Together, we can make a positive impact on the environment and build a more sustainable energy future. 🌿 To read Permian Resources' full sustainability report, click here: https://lnkd.in/e45e6cba

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𝗛𝘆𝗱𝗿𝗼𝗰𝗮𝗿𝗯𝗼𝗻 𝗧𝗿𝗮𝗽𝘀 Petroleum traps are geological formations that contain accumulations of oil and gas, making them essential targets for hydrocarbon exploration. Understanding the different types of petroleum traps is crucial for identifying potential reservoirs and optimizing exploration strategies. In this article, we will discuss the main types of petroleum traps, their characteristics, and their significance in the search for oil and gas reserves. *1. Structural Traps* Structural traps are formed by deformation of the Earth's crust, resulting in folds, faults, and other structural features that trap hydrocarbons. The most common types of structural traps include: - **Anticline Traps:** These traps form in areas where rock layers have been folded into an upward arch-like structure called an anticline. Hydrocarbons migrate upwards through permeable reservoir rocks and become trapped beneath impermeable cap rocks. - **Fault Traps:** Faults are fractures in the Earth's crust where movement has occurred. Fault traps occur when hydrocarbons are displaced along fault lines and become trapped against impermeable barriers. *2. Stratigraphic Traps* Stratigraphic traps are formed by variations in the sedimentary rock layers that make up the Earth's crust. These traps are less dependent on structural deformation and more on the characteristics of the sedimentary sequence. Common types of stratigraphic traps include: - **Lenticular Sands:** These traps occur when permeable sandstone layers "pinch out" or terminate abruptly, creating a localized accumulation of hydrocarbons. - **Carbonate Buildups:** In carbonate reservoirs, hydrocarbons can accumulate in porous structures such as reefs, shoals, and buildups formed by the accumulation of calcium carbonate. *3. Combination Traps* Combination traps are traps that exhibit characteristics of both structural and stratigraphic traps. They often result from a combination of structural deformation and variations in sedimentary deposition. Combination traps can be particularly complex and may require sophisticated exploration techniques to identify and assess. *4. Unconventional Traps* Unconventional traps refer to reservoirs that do not fit neatly into the categories of structural or stratigraphic traps. These include unconventional hydrocarbon resources such as shale gas, tight gas, and coalbed methane. The trapping mechanisms in unconventional reservoirs often involve factors such as organic richness, natural fractures, and matrix porosity. Photo refrence, credit : https://lnkd.in/dH9FXumM

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It will happen

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