Marcellus shale play
Marcellus Shale Coalition
Marcellus Shale R&D test site continues advancements
The Marcellus Shale play is a large area that encompasses 104,000 square miles and stretches across Pennsylvania and West Virginia into eastern Ohio and western New York. Read more
Williams seeks FERC approval to increase Marcellus & Utica capacity
Williams announced today that its Transco interstate pipeline has filed an application with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) seeking authorization for its Leidy South project Read more
Williams and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board form $3.8B JV in the Marcellus/Utica Basins
Williams announced a series of transactions that will establish a new platform for the optimization of its midstream operations in the western Marcellus and Utica basins Read more
News Updates: Shale
IPAA and Western Energy Alliance welcomed BLM's recent suspension of an Obama administration rule..., Mortality rates in the six Pennsylvania counties with the most Marcellus Shale development have declined... Appalachian production has increased Read more
ETP Rover natgas pipe seeks U.S. FERC OK to resume Ohio drill
Energy Transfer Partners LP provided U.S. federal energy regulators with an analysis of residential water wells in the vicinity of the company’s drilling site under the Tuscarawas River in Ohio as part of its Rover natural gas pipeline project. Read more
Cabot Oil and Gas to sell Eagle Ford assets and remaining East Texas assets
U.S. shale producers have been selling off assets in Eagle Ford and North Dakota’s Bakken basins to develop projects in the liquids-rich Permian basin, which has lower break-even costs. Read more
EQT announces 2018 operational forecast: $2.2b in well development
EQT Corporation announced the Company’s 2018 capital expenditure (CAPEX) forecast of $2.4 billion, which includes $2.2 billion for well development and $150 million for acreage fill-ins and bolt-on leasing. Read more
Appalachia region drives growth in U.S. natural gas production since 2012
Shale gas production in the Appalachia region has increased rapidly since 2012, driving an overall increase in U.S. natural gas production. Read more
