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<blockquote data-quote="eyexer" data-source="post: 122861" data-attributes="member: 315"><p>I agree.&nbsp; He needs to be more proactive.&nbsp; But do you think he gives a shit?&nbsp; Hell no his mansion is just about done in Bismarck.&nbsp; He will rarely visit the res. after he moves.&nbsp; Flaring in the Bakken is due to numerous reasons.&nbsp; Mostly due to lack of capacity at gas plants or gathering facilities.&nbsp; A lot of the flaring is simply tank vapors being flared off.&nbsp; The big flaring is right after completion where the pipelines cannot accept that much gas at a time.&nbsp; As the wells age the gas reduces until it reaches a pretty constant rate.&nbsp; IE-most wells in my area produce 2 million cubic feet of gas a day when they are completed.&nbsp; The amount will go on for various amounts of time.&nbsp; Six to nine months would be a decent average.&nbsp; Then a steady decline till they bottom out at 200-400 mcf a day.&nbsp; Some areas have more gas some less.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="eyexer, post: 122861, member: 315"] I agree. He needs to be more proactive. But do you think he gives a shit? Hell no his mansion is just about done in Bismarck. He will rarely visit the res. after he moves. Flaring in the Bakken is due to numerous reasons. Mostly due to lack of capacity at gas plants or gathering facilities. A lot of the flaring is simply tank vapors being flared off. The big flaring is right after completion where the pipelines cannot accept that much gas at a time. As the wells age the gas reduces until it reaches a pretty constant rate. IE-most wells in my area produce 2 million cubic feet of gas a day when they are completed. The amount will go on for various amounts of time. Six to nine months would be a decent average. Then a steady decline till they bottom out at 200-400 mcf a day. Some areas have more gas some less. [/QUOTE]

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