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Carlsbad

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Sep 20, 2026

speaker_5NARRATOR
1:55
I never caught the light.
speaker_5NARRATOR
1:57
Eleven years at Carlsbad Caverns will do something to a person.
speaker_5NARRATOR
2:01
I don't mean that as a complaint.
speaker_5NARRATOR
2:04
I mean that the place gets into you in a particular way.

28 MINS LATER

speaker_5NARRATOR
29:58
The shape the sensors described wasn't geological.
speaker_5NARRATOR
30:02
The passages themselves ran north to south in the lower sections.
speaker_5NARRATOR
30:07
following the natural limestone fracture lines the way every passage in Carlsbad runs.
speaker_5NARRATOR
30:13
The shape the sensor perimeter enclosed crossed those fracture lines at perpendicular angles.
Joe DeMareHOST
52:01
This includes Los Alamos, where nuclear bombs were first created and tested.
Joe DeMareHOST
52:08
Those are the Energy Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, or WIPP, near Carlsbad.
Joe DeMareHOST
52:15
WIPP famously caught fire and exploded and contaminated a huge area with a plume of plutonium.
Joe DeMareHOST
52:24
It wasn't
Jeff WagHOST
37:40
It's kind of halfway between Albuquerque and Juarez, Mexico.
Jeff WagHOST
37:45
Not too far from Alamogordo, if that is of any use, or Carlsbad.
Jeff WagHOST
37:50
Anyway...
Jeff WagHOST
37:52
It's kind of all by itself.
DawnHOST
63:24
Chad, that's where th- those, uh, those caves are that I wanna go to.
MarieHOST
63:29
Carlsbad?
DawnHOST
63:30
Carlsbad is in New Mexico.
DawnHOST
63:32
That is on my list, my bucket list.
DawnHOST
63:36
I would hate to have to boycott New Mexico, although I guess I could go to New Mexico if I use MapQuest to get there, because they won't change the name.
Cody DeanGUEST
6:55
My perspective is shaped by a unique journey.
Cody DeanGUEST
6:58
I was born in Carlsbad, New Mexico and lived in Florida until I was five years old.
Cody DeanGUEST
7:02
Since then, I've spent the remainder of my life right here in Traverse, Rasperia area.
Cody DeanGUEST
7:07
Growing up in this area, riding my motorcycle through our roads and watching our towns change has given me a profound appreciation for what makes Greenville County really special.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
5:29
The current receipt footprint already illustrates that advantage.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
5:33
EE takes gas from plants with roughly 3 BCF per day of combined inlet capacity, including Energy Transfer's Carlsbad plant, Matador's Black River and Marlin plants, Targa's Roadrunner plant, ExxonMobil's Cowboy plant, E, O, G, S Janus plant, and One Oak's Lobo plant.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
5:50
Those connections position EE to capture incremental volumes from both existing plants and future processing expansions, while moving gas south toward the Waha hub.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
5:59
As we just noted, EE still has 450 million cubic feet per day of forward haul compression capacity to Waha available for contracting.
Ryan OverturfHOST
29:26
I'm going to have the links for all the cubes I'm talking about today for Cube Cobra in the show notes, so absolutely dig into it there.
Ryan OverturfHOST
29:32
But this cube, it just has a hook that is so much stronger and so much more charming than so many other cubes, where this cube is themed around Carlsbad, New Mexico.
Ryan OverturfHOST
29:43
which is known for its deep caverns and Chihuahuan desert charm.
Ryan OverturfHOST
29:47
So this cube has a lot of land type matters theme.
La Diva de MéxicoHOST
40:18
Alan, ¿en dónde nos estás escuchando para imaginarte en bóxer bien apretados?
AlanAUDIENCE
40:23
Uy, ando aquí en Carlsbad.
La Diva de MéxicoHOST
40:25
En Nuevo México.
La Diva de MéxicoHOST
40:26
Allá nos escuchan por fierro.
AdrianaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:29
That's why he was staying in White City.
AdrianaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:30
He didn't want to come to Carlsbad because he had a warrant.
AdrianaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:34
That's when, because he asked if there was ever any weapons before and he took a big sword and put it to my belly when I was pregnant.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
58:04
He never took care of it?
Mike HeadleyGUEST
5:12
Yeah, it's really the only place that you can do this kind of work.
Mike HeadleyGUEST
5:14
There's a Department of Energy facility down in Carlsbad, New Mexico, that's about half as deep as we are, so it doesn't have the depth to really be able to do the type of science that we are wanting to do.
Jake ShoenbeckHOST
5:26
And am I correct to say that you actually can go – where you're currently operating right now, you can actually go deeper, right? There is a deeper area, but it's full of water right now.
Mike HeadleyGUEST
5:35
Is that accurate? It is, yeah.

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