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Well completions - Thoughtful Journalism About Energy's Future

United States · United States

Well completions - Thoughtful Journalism About Energy's Future

This article was published by the US Energy Information Administration on May 7, 2025. By Faouzi Aloulou, Merek Roman, Jozef Lieskovsky We estimate that the average number of wells completed simultaneously at the same location in the Lower 48 states has more than doubled, increasing from 1.5 wells in December 2014 to more than 3.0 wells in June 2024. By completing multiple wells at once rather than sequentially, operators can accelerate their pr…See the Story

Josh Harder Is Bleeding Californians Dry at the Pump

Climate Change · California

Josh Harder Is Bleeding Californians Dry at the Pump

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Californians are paying the highest gas prices in the nation because Josh Harder has backed extreme climate policies that are making life more expensive for California working families. Just take a look at Josh Harder’s actions for yourself: Voted against the Protecting American Energy Production Act, opposing legislation that would protect American energy jobs and independence. Demanded Californians switch to an electric car, whether Californi…See the Story

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