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Comment by Sally Sheppard Casper on January 20, 2012 at 8:13am

I just happen to stumble onto this site I think it has some good info and thought you would like to check it out. http://docsearch.derrickpetroleum.com/search/q/tioga/company/648/

 

Comment by Betty on January 19, 2012 at 5:04pm

David,  It would be great except that the although the news article I found indicated a pubulished date of January 17th -- Ilater learned it was originally published by the Wall Street Journal in July 2011.   But, you're right... if we want natural gas to pick up we're going to have use more than what the companies are supplying. 

Comment by john walsh on January 18, 2012 at 4:05pm

I live in N.J. and a garbage collection co. just bought ten garbage trucks that are powered by natural gas. I believe they got a government grant to help with the purchase. We need more industries to think like that !!!!

Comment by David on January 18, 2012 at 8:36am

Wow Betty that's great new. I recently read that companies are looking to power buses and/or ships the same way

Comment by Betty on January 17, 2012 at 7:20pm

Cheasapeake to invest $1 billion in natural gas cars...

finally a gas company willing to invest in the future of gas.....

http://oilprice.com/Energy/Natural-Gas/Chesapeake-Energy-To-Invest-...

 

 

Comment by David on January 17, 2012 at 10:52am

Hello everyone, 

Just wanted to let you know Armstrong Search. I won't constantly spam this page with our information, but I wanted to post it in case anyone was interested.

Armstrong Search Associates (armstrongsearch.com) is a Western Pennsylvania based company that does titles, opinions, lease analysis, curative work, and buyers due diligence projects. We work in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. 

Here’s why our clients love to work with us:

• We consistently help partners meet deadlines
• Our team is willing to travel, and as a result we are able to handle over flow work and get it turned around quickly
• We have a management structure in place, so we can ensure that our abstractors get the work done to the client’s satisfaction in a timely manner
• Our abstractors are familiar with the area, and this ensures that our partners do not waste any time hiring inexperienced workers who will take time to get up to speed

 

Armstrong Search Offer’s the following:

• Trained, Experienced,  Mobile Abstractors that have worked on over 20,000 titles
• Experienced Lawyers that can work in multiple states 
• Expert Managers  that have worked with over 500 clients

For more information, visit or contact

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Comment by Brian Day on December 20, 2011 at 9:55am

If you want to deal with Shell, try the following e-mail address.  Brad.Hallam@shell.com

Comment by Ann Ticopa on December 20, 2011 at 9:03am

Afaik, Shell was then and is still leasing through Long Consulting.  I  haven't heard back from the landman who was going to continue negotiations "next week" in Aug 2010.  Talisman did also lease in Jackson/Rutland, but aren't very active now.  Searching in Landex for this year, there are a dozen or so Talisman Memorandums recorded for Rutland/Tioga/Jackson area.  Talisman did use Elexco as their leasing agent, but I understand that they no longer are.  ERI and Talisman did cooperate in leasing and development, but I don't know if Talisman and Shell have a similar arrangement.   

Comment by Steven Boell on December 19, 2011 at 10:14pm

My father and two family friends own 500 acres along the Tioga/Lawrence border. They were talking to East about leasing a couple years ago but the landman stopped returning messages (we then found out about the Shell acquisition). No offers since. Are there any companies active in that area? If so, could someone provide a contact. I have tried cold calling with no success. I think they would consider using an independent landman if that's the best avenue.  They were drilling on the property next door if that impact the analysis.

Comment by Sunny on December 2, 2011 at 1:56pm

Many pipelines are in in Tioga county.   Does anyone know if or when the gas will start flowing?

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