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Mesa Energy Holdings Reisdorf a successful test (OTCBB: MSEH)

This morning, Mesa Energy Holdings (OTCBB: MSEH) announced the new achievement and test Unit # 1 in its firm outlook Reisdorf Java in Wyoming County, New York. The press notes that the well tested in the Marcellus Shale at a depth of 1368-1389 meters. Well fracking apparently responded very well during a test of four hours of the procedure.

MSEH conducted excavation of shale gas, a source of increasingly important natural gas to the United States. Devonian shale gas in particular, is generated from organic mud deposited during the Devonian period. The heat and pressure resulting from these changes, deposits of sedimentary clay the board should byproduct this process is natural gas. The gas builds up and forms pockets underground through the shell.
Methodology used by the mine Mesa is known as natural gas that hydraulic fracturing, or fracking. The liquid is applied to rocks at high pressure to create cracks which then allows gas to flow easily into the desired good.

conventional drilling in rock deposits often moves fragments and debris and fill the cracks desired, making the resource more difficult to reach a large pocket is reached. Fracking has been criticized in recent years due to the choice of liquids, some companies and their harmful effects on the environment environment. According to my research, Mesa Power Holdings uses only water. Apart from the successful test of the unit Reisdorf, uphole MSEH collected data on new shale fields belonging to the Marcellus and Onondaga limestone below the shale.

Mining for natural gas shale deposits is challenging and developing field. MSEH is currently trading at 0.70 by 0.02 or 2.7% in a slim volume of 13k. The stock has declined over the last three months, despite the release of several positive reports. Although this population is being dragged down with the rest of Wall Street today, after the BP spill would not surprise me to see the new litigation against drilling offshore, at least in the U.S.

This would mean that companies like MSEH require new methods and products as energy consumed by customers looking for alternatives to reduce the oil supply.

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