"CO2: I asked you a question about it, but it must still be in your in-basket. No further discussion lately, except your statement in post #7192, the one that I am replying to or discussing."
If semi-miscible CO2 is a potential then great. Overall I don't think it will be shown to be the lowest cost EOR and CO2 + salt water = carbonic acid, not the greatest thing for old casing.
"Put that in your pipe and smoke it"
Thanks I needed a good smoke.
"Since you may have used some various #s at various times, I wanted to include what you may have used, or may not have used. I believe Lou said he used 65% as an example, BECAUSE it had been mentioned on this board. I believe he also said 75% was his #/ave.
4. Why not use Lou's #, or do you know more about BDGR than Lou?"
Use any numbers you like. Until somebody goes over a representative sample of some division orders it's all speculation anyhow, some better grounded than other.
"Tell us more: I do not think I mentioned NRI, AND I HAVE NOT ASKED YOU about NRI; Thus, how could you have previously "told me"?
I don't understand the question.
"In-basket: you responded about one state (LA) on a compliance question posted by someone else. I ASKED YOU ABOUT THE OTHER 49 STATES, which may be in your in-basket. See CO2 question above for another example."
Please restate the question succinctly.
"Easy questions/answer what you may want to regardless of the question: Examples may be: oil man question and business question. Hum, two examples in one post and you may not have an idea about what I may have been discussing. You even "cut and pasted" those two questions, but did not respond. Was it that you just missed them or did you??????"
Just succinctly restate the question if you don't mind. I don't have time to dig them out. Could have been lack of coffee early in the morning. : )
"Are you transparent, or not? I have stated that I was (Note: no grandfather clause accepted). IS THAT A FAIR QUESTION AND DOES IT DESERVE A GOOD REPLY?"
What does "am I transparent" mean?
Have a nice day
