CBNGAscience_ProducingWell

CBNGAscience_ProducingWell

This schematic shows how cbng wells are drilled. A submersible pump is inserted in the target coalseam. Water comes out one way and the gas another.

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Forest Dunning 8-05 010

Forest Dunning 8-05 010

This is a scenic picture of a Powder River Basin Ranch that supports CBNG development - as the majority does.

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Forest Dunning 8-05 017

Here is a compressor station on the Dunning's.

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Forest Dunning 8-05 018

Compressor stations are mandated by strict laws to ensure safety.

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Forest Dunning 8-05 020

Compressor stations like this one help 'compress' the gas so it can travel long distances.

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Forest Dunning 8-05 009

Here is the Powder River Basin - on the Wyoming side, near Sheridan, Wyoming. Ranchers work with operators...

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Forest Dunning 8-05 059

Here is a pond that holds cbng water - ponds are one of dozens techniques to manage the water responsibly...

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Forest Dunning 8-05 008

CBNG water is naturally warmer water and therefore doesn't freeze in the winter - a big advantage for landowenrs.

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Forest Dunning 8-05 007

Here is a stock water tank with cbng wells in the background.

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Forest Dunning 8-05 015

Frost boxes are placed ontop of CBNG wells for safety purposes. They are also fenced so wildlife and stock can't get close to the wellhead.

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Forest Dunning 8-05 016

These wells are monitored by oil and gas operators, who can view the information about this well on their...

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Forest Dunning 8-05 014

CBNG wells have provided numerous economic benefits for the states, counties and communities.

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scenic - rig in PRB

scenic - rig in PRB

A rig drills for coalbed natural gas development in the PRB.

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Wildlife are seen co-exisiting in fields with coalbed natural gas development.

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IMG0090

Cows choose coalbed natural gas water over other water supplies....they like the taste better!!!

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DSC03733

Water quality varies across the PRB but in most cases the water is excellent-quality and fit for a host of beneficial uses.

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Fidelity Water Treatment (30)

Fidelity Water Treatment (30)

Ponds are lined like this one to prevent seepage underground.

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Uploaded on Mar 12, 2010

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