Zachary Ellis, Commercial Credit Group, responds to several news stories about banks seizing assets from small businesses connected to the oil and gas industry.

Ellis continues saying in some areas of Shale Play USA he is hearing the words “fire sale” and “closing shop” as more companies are getting left out of the Payroll Protection Program and other CARES Act subsidies.

Factoring and credit scores are also discussed in the interview. Ellis says more and more people are starting to inquire and pull the trigger on alternative financing because of the flexibility and mobility of the loans.

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Zachary Ellis, Commercial Credit Group, responds to several news stories about banks seizing assets from small businesses connected to the oil and gas industry.

Ellis continues saying in some areas of Shale Play USA he is hearing the words “fire sale” and “closing shop” as more companies are getting left out of the Payroll Protection Program and other CARES Act subsidies.

Factoring and credit scores are also discussed in the interview. Ellis says more and more people are starting to inquire and pull the trigger on alternative financing because of the flexibility and mobility of the loans.

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Thomas Ciarlone, Kane Russell Coleman Logan, discusses some of his COVID Shutdown and coronavirus concerns in regards to lease terminations, shut in wells and several other topics involving contractual themes.

Ciarlone comments on how the idea of government controlled oil supply would impact mineral owners and lease holders.

The Force Majeure issue is also talked about in the interview. Ciarlone pontificates whether the language will be part of the argument or if certain areas of contract will be forgiven. Without knowing the future or individual contracts, Ciarlone navigates through the topic of force majeure and how it will impact the oil and gas industry, as well as the insurance industry.

Temporary cessation of production, mineral lease payments, custom lease forms, Dallas Bar Association and termination talk are also topics of discussion.

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Thomas Ciarlone, Kane Russell Coleman Logan, discusses some of his COVID Shutdown and coronavirus concerns in regards to lease terminations, shut in wells and several other topics involving contractual themes.

Ciarlone comments on how the idea of government controlled oil supply would impact mineral owners and lease holders.

The Force Majeure issue is also talked about in the interview. Ciarlone pontificates whether the language will be part of the argument or if certain areas of contract will be forgiven. Without knowing the future or individual contracts, Ciarlone navigates through the topic of force majeure and how it will impact the oil and gas industry, as well as the insurance industry.

Temporary cessation of production, mineral lease payments, custom lease forms, Dallas Bar Association and termination talk are also topics of discussion.

The Crude Life Podcast can be heard every Monday through Thursday with a Week in Review on Friday.

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Curtis Shuck, Well Done Foundation,

gives some history of the abandon and orphan wells in the United

States. Shuck believes his 30 years of oil and gas experience has

created an opportunity to create positive endeavors for industry and

communities.

Many of the wells are on farms or ranches or open prairies. In

addition to plugging the wells, it also restores the quarter- to

half-acre of land affected by the well. The well is dug below the

surface so land can be used for farming or grazing.

The COVID-19 Shutdown, CARES Act and coronavirus impacts are also

discussed in relation to fund raising and general operations for current

wells that are being shut in.

Chuck said there are over 3 million orphan wells in the Unites States

and companies involved could create a Carbon Finance Strategy.

The interview dives into the idea that industry leaders need to be paying attention to this issue as more communities are starting to release health studies relating to orphan and abandon wells. Proactive not reactive.

Terry Etam author of End of the Fossil Fuel Insanity, writer at the BOE Report, and blogger at Public Energy Number One gives an update from Canada on the current state of oil and gas.

Etam comments on the recent momentum of governments stepping in and

controlling oil and gas production. Texas, Oklahoma and North Dakota

have all discussed the idea of state-controlled production.

This past March, Mike Sommers, president, API, immediately shut down bail outs and government intervention. Then, Parsley Energy CEO Matt Gallagher publicly discusses government intervention on CNBC.

On one side, Etam says, there is the free market argument, which is

an ideology the oil and gas industry has prided themselves on striving

for. However, Etam argues the reality is there is more control

happening right now than many believe or know.

Etam continues the discussion by saying the term or classification of

environmentalist should be labeled the “climate change movement”. The

emotional aspects of the political argument is discussed along with the

potential of additional government intervention and influence.

Planet of the Humans is discussed from the Biomass and Natural Gas

perspective. The idea that natural gas is a foundation fuel for the

future rather than a bridge fuel.

Etam explains why Shell should be considering coming back to Alberta after some public relations issues.

The Crude Life Podcast can be heard every Monday through Thursday with a Week in Review on Friday.

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Curtis Shuck, Well Done Foundation,

gives some history of the abandon and orphan wells in the United

States. Shuck believes his 30 years of oil and gas experience has

created an opportunity to create positive endeavors for industry and

communities.

Many of the wells are on farms or ranches or open prairies. In

addition to plugging the wells, it also restores the quarter- to

half-acre of land affected by the well. The well is dug below the

surface so land can be used for farming or grazing.

The COVID-19 Shutdown, CARES Act and coronavirus impacts are also

discussed in relation to fund raising and general operations for current

wells that are being shut in.

Chuck said there are over 3 million orphan wells in the Unites States

and companies involved could create a Carbon Finance Strategy.

The interview dives into the idea that industry leaders need to be paying attention to this issue as more communities are starting to release health studies relating to orphan and abandon wells. Proactive not reactive.

Terry Etam author of End of the Fossil Fuel Insanity, writer at the BOE Report, and blogger at Public Energy Number One gives an update from Canada on the current state of oil and gas.

Etam comments on the recent momentum of governments stepping in and

controlling oil and gas production. Texas, Oklahoma and North Dakota

have all discussed the idea of state-controlled production.

This past March, Mike Sommers, president, API, immediately shut down bail outs and government intervention. Then, Parsley Energy CEO Matt Gallagher publicly discusses government intervention on CNBC.

On one side, Etam says, there is the free market argument, which is

an ideology the oil and gas industry has prided themselves on striving

for. However, Etam argues the reality is there is more control

happening right now than many believe or know.

Etam continues the discussion by saying the term or classification of

environmentalist should be labeled the “climate change movement”. The

emotional aspects of the political argument is discussed along with the

potential of additional government intervention and influence.

Planet of the Humans is discussed from the Biomass and Natural Gas

perspective. The idea that natural gas is a foundation fuel for the

future rather than a bridge fuel.

Etam explains why Shell should be considering coming back to Alberta after some public relations issues.

The Crude Life Podcast can be heard every Monday through Thursday with a Week in Review on Friday.

Subscribe on Apple Podcasts

Subscribe on iHeartRadio

Subscribe on Google Podcasts

Curtis Shuck, Well Done Foundation, gives some history of the abandon and orphan wells in the United States. Shuck believes his 30 years of oil and gas experience has created an opportunity to create positive endeavors for industry and communities.

Many of the wells are on farms or ranches or open prairies. In addition to plugging the wells, it also restores the quarter- to half-acre of land affected by the well. The well is dug below the surface so land can be used for farming or grazing.

The COVID-19 Shutdown, CARES Act and coronavirus impacts are also discussed in relation to fund raising and general operations for current wells that are being shut in.

Shuck said there are over 3 million orphan wells in the Unites States and companies involved could create a Carbon Finance Strategy.

The interview dives into the idea that industry leaders need to be paying attention to this issue as more communities are starting to release health studies relating to orphan and abandon wells. Proactive not reactive.

The Crude Life Podcast can be heard every Monday through Thursday with a Week in Review on Friday.

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Curtis Shuck, Well Done Foundation, gives some history of the abandon and orphan wells in the United States. Shuck believes his 30 years of oil and gas experience has created an opportunity to create positive endeavors for industry and communities.

Many of the wells are on farms or ranches or open prairies. In addition to plugging the wells, it also restores the quarter- to half-acre of land affected by the well. The well is dug below the surface so land can be used for farming or grazing.

The COVID-19 Shutdown, CARES Act and coronavirus impacts are also discussed in relation to fund raising and general operations for current wells that are being shut in.

Shuck said there are over 3 million orphan wells in the Unites States and companies involved could create a Carbon Finance Strategy.

The interview dives into the idea that industry leaders need to be paying attention to this issue as more communities are starting to release health studies relating to orphan and abandon wells. Proactive not reactive.

The Crude Life Podcast can be heard every Monday through Thursday with a Week in Review on Friday.

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Terry Etam author of End of the Fossil Fuel Insanity, writer at the BOE Report, and blogger at Public Energy Number One gives an update from Canada on the current state of oil and gas.

Etam comments on the recent momentum of governments stepping in and controlling oil and gas production. Texas, Oklahoma and North Dakota have all discussed the idea of state-controlled production.

This past March, Mike Sommers, president, API, immediately shut down bail outs and government intervention. Then, Parsley Energy CEO Matt Gallagher publicly discusses government intervention on CNBC.

On one side, Etam says, there is the free market argument, which is an ideology the oil and gas industry has prided themselves on striving for. However, Etam argues the reality is there is more control happening right now than many believe or know.

Etam continues the discussion by saying the term or classification of environmentalist should be labeled the “climate change movement”. The emotional aspects of the political argument is discussed along with the potential of additional government intervention and influence.

Planet of the Humans is discussed from the Biomass and Natural Gas perspective. The idea that natural gas is a foundation fuel for the future rather than a bridge fuel.

Etam explains why Shell should be considering coming back to Alberta after some public relations issues.

The Crude Life Podcast can be heard every Monday through Thursday with a Week in Review on Friday.

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Terry Etam author of End of the Fossil Fuel Insanity, writer at the BOE Report, and blogger at Public Energy Number One gives an update from Canada on the current state of oil and gas.

Etam comments on the recent momentum of governments stepping in and controlling oil and gas production. Texas, Oklahoma and North Dakota have all discussed the idea of state-controlled production.

This past March, Mike Sommers, president, API, immediately shut down bail outs and government intervention. Then, Parsley Energy CEO Matt Gallagher publicly discusses government intervention on CNBC.

On one side, Etam says, there is the free market argument, which is an ideology the oil and gas industry has prided themselves on striving for. However, Etam argues the reality is there is more control happening right now than many believe or know.

Etam continues the discussion by saying the term or classification of environmentalist should be labeled the “climate change movement”. The emotional aspects of the political argument is discussed along with the potential of additional government intervention and influence.

Planet of the Humans is discussed from the Biomass and Natural Gas perspective. The idea that natural gas is a foundation fuel for the future rather than a bridge fuel.

Etam explains why Shell should be considering coming back to Alberta after some public relations issues.

The Crude Life Podcast can be heard every Monday through Thursday with a Week in Review on Friday.

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