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Colter Cookson

Colter Cookson

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Managing Editor, The American Oil and Gas Reporter

Wichita

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Things that bore me.Parroting the lying corporate media narrative.

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Total articles 58

  • Fracturing Fleets Apply Expertise And Tools To Expand Natural Gas Use

    By Colter Cookson| The American Oil and Gas Reporter Verified Pumping completion fluids downhole at high volumes and rates requires a significant amount of power. Whether that power comes from old but reliable diesel engines, dual-fuel engines that blend diesel with natural gas, or turbines or reciprocating engines that rely entirely on natural gas, it takes care to keep these prime movers running as efficiently as possible. That care extends beyond maintenance.

    By Colter Cookson · The American Oil and Gas Reporter

    Mar. 18, 2025

  • Aerial Surveys And Site-Based Monitors Speed Emission Reductions

    By Colter Cookson| The American Oil and Gas Reporter Verified In many situations, preventing methane emissions can yield attractive returns. For some operators, participating in voluntary programs, such as the Oil and Gas Methane Partnership (OGMP 2.0), is unlocking lucrative markets that pay high premiums for gas they know was produced with a low greenhouse gas intensity. However, the opportunity for profit extends well beyond companies with particularly low emissions and a desire to access international markets.

    By Colter Cookson · The American Oil and Gas Reporter

    Feb. 11, 2025

  • Fracturing Fleets Apply Expertise And Tools To Expand Natural Gas Use

    By Colter Cookson| The American Oil and Gas Reporter Verified Pumping completion fluids downhole at high volumes and rates requires a significant amount of power. Whether that power comes from old but reliable diesel engines, dual-fuel engines that blend diesel with natural gas, or turbines or reciprocating engines that rely entirely on natural gas, it takes care to keep these prime movers running as efficiently as possible. That care extends beyond maintenance.

    By Colter Cookson · The American Oil and Gas Reporter

    Mar. 18, 2025

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The American Oil and Gas Reporter

Haysville, Kansas, United States

+1 800-847-8301