Drilling advances
In the continuing quest to relate as much information to less-experienced oilfield hands as possible before the "crew change" Skinner offers a literary nugget to driller wannabes everywhere, especially to politicians. Many of them have decided that they can actually drill wells and produce...
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| description | In the continuing quest to relate as much information to less-experienced oilfield hands as possible before the "crew change" Skinner offers a literary nugget to driller wannabes everywhere, especially to politicians. Many of them have decided that they can actually drill wells and produce their country's reserves without dealing with Big Oil. With tongue-in-cheek, Skinner describes how a politician might go about drilling a well (in his/her own words). |
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