Shale OIL tidbit. It's not Shale GAS, but here's and interesting story on Exxon's research into production of shale oil in Colorado (LINK). They used a technique called “Electrofrac”. Basically they drill horizontal wells in the shale formation, fracture it, inject a conductive material then pour on the amps to resistively heat the formation until the hydrocarbons flow. What's the Alaska gas angle? Electrical power - lots of gas will be needed to produce the power needed to fry the foundations of Colorado and Utah. Note: the oil production objective is 162,000 bbls / acre. The overall resource is estimated in the Trillions of barrels of oil. Yeah they're gonna need some gas.
Speaking of Shale...Here's a story on shale gas in New York state (LINK). Apparently everyone does not have unconditional love for shale gas exploration and development. (LINK to Marcellus Shale info)
Finally - According to Halcro's website, something's cooking with DNR Commissioner Tom Irwin. With some luck maybe this player hater can move on.
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