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The
Gunnison Energy study area is 756 square miles (about 484,000 acres)
in size
Representative Project
WWE
performed a comprehensive assessment and characterization of the
groundwater and surface water resources on the southeastern flank of
the Grand Mesa in Delta, Gunnison, and Mesa Counties, Colorado on
behalf on Gunnison Energy. Emphasis was placed on water
resources that were in the vicinity of proposed exploratory natural
gas wells. Similarly, because the target for natural gas exploration
is the Mesaverde Formation, this formation was emphasized in the
assessment of water resources. This complex formation is one of
several bedrock units present in the study area.
The
Mesaverde Formation is exposed at outcrops in some locations, is
covered by unconsolidated deposits in others and is overlain by over
3,500 feet of other bedrock units beneath Grand Mesa.
A
report was prepared by WWE in collaboration with Mr. C. Richard
Dunrud, P.E., formerly with the U.S. Geological Survey, and Mr. John
Rold, C.P.G., former Colorado State Geologist. A distinguished panel
consisting of Dr. Neil Grigg, P.E. (Colorado State University), Dr.
Tissa Illangasekare, P.E. (Colorado School of Mines), and Mr. Paul
Oldaker, Consulting Hydrologist and Hydrogeologist, peer reviewed
the report.
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Scope of Services
- Quality, quantity, and
development services
- Well design and construction
- Groundwater contamination
management
- Aquifer evaluation
- Water disposal alternatives
- Water rights
Representative Clients
- Adolph Coors Company
- Pauma Tribe (Southern
California)
- Sanctuary Golf
Course
- Department of Energy, Rocky
Flats Plant
- National Farms Hog
Farm
- Colorado State Engineer's
Office
- Mountain Village Metropolitan
District
- Telluride Ski
Area
- ExxonMobil Corporation
- Mountain Coal Company, LLC
- A consortium of southwestern
Kansas irrigators
- Copper Mountain Resort
- Gulf Oil Company
- Standard of Indiana
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