"Although not to the Rice’s satisfaction, their proxy and director challenges have already impacted the direction of EQT to lower costs and stir up management. "
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EQT vs Rice
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dan yesterday. 1 Reply 0 Promotions
Where is this dispute heading? What is the impact to current operations? Will it affect their ability to attract investors? How will it affect their competitiveness in the Appalachian Basin in…Continue
Switching from Marcellus to a Utica well
Started this discussion. Last reply by jason irvine Dec 29, 2018. 7 Replies 0 Promotions
Can a Marcellus Shale well previously drilled to the kick-off point and then later plugged be converted to a new Utica well? Is everything the same from the surface down to kick-off points in a…Continue
What`s happening to the NG price?
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What`s causing the NG price to jump ahead? Will this be sustained throughout the upcoming winter and beyond?Continue
Where do we go from here?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Albert Russell Oct 8, 2018. 9 Replies 0 Promotions
Has the natural gas industry peaked or is it just holding until conditions change? What are those conditions that can surge the industry again? Are we just at a point where the initial positioning…Continue
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Where is this dispute heading? What is the impact to current operations? Will it affect their ability to attract investors? How will it affect their competitiveness in the Appalachian Basin in the short term or long term? See More
farmgas replied to rob's discussion 'Indiana County Marchand Unit'"Very interesting...the production pipe problem was at Beaver Run Reservoir in Westmoreland County. How about Marcellus Shale gas wells in the area. When will the industry drill wells that aren`t necessarily block busters but good…"
farmgas replied to Old Timer's discussion 'Montage Resources now what?'"No offense intended Ralph...your knowledge & insights are just foreign to me. Your points are interesting and certainty reflect how complex this industry is along with it`s many challenges. We all approach this business from…"
farmgas replied to Old Timer's discussion 'Montage Resources now what?'"...hey the Dow was down again today!"
farmgas replied to Old Timer's discussion 'Montage Resources now what?'"You guys are too deep into the weeds for me...just tell me when the rigs will return to Central PA? Thanks! "
farmgas replied to Old Timer's discussion 'Montage Resources now what?'"How would you describe today`s climate for E&P companies? First they over produced and caused a glut, then midstream pipelines were needed for takeaway capacity, then markets needed to be created which seems to be have done...now what is…"
farmgas replied to rob's discussion 'Indiana County Marchand Unit'"Anyone else noticing excavation equipment on the Marchand well pad, and what`s going on? … pad expansion or new impoundment or what else? There is a new Marcellus Shale well permit for this pad."
farmgas replied to Old Timer's discussion 'Montage Resources now what?'"OT - have you read recent news articles saying that investors are telling gas companies to increase shareholder value and not focus entirely on growth and future earnings? Also, to change key employee bonus money to reflect more on…"
farmgas replied to rob's discussion 'Indiana County Marchand Unit'"Do the initial well core samples help to identify the composition of the shale and it`s likely hood of absorbing more or less water? The gas company should know early on how to manage water removal based upon these core samples ...…"
farmgas replied to rob's discussion 'Indiana County Marchand Unit'"Thanks OT for sharing your knowledge of this industry. Sure sounds like a risky venture with known and unknown pitfalls to overcome. Will the industry know someday exactly what happened to this well? With regard to the…"
farmgas replied to rob's discussion 'Indiana County Marchand Unit'"The Pittsburgh Post Gazette has reported that CNX will plug the Shaw 1G well and postpone fracking the other 3 wells on the pad. The delay to frack the other 3 wells may not happen until 2021. It has been reported that no harm is…"
farmgas replied to rob's discussion 'Indiana County Marchand Unit'"An article in Pittsburgh Business Times is saying the Shaw well will cost CNX $30 million. Wonder if that includes the cost to drill the well plus clean-up or just the remediation? Ouch! "
farmgas replied to rob's discussion 'Indiana County Marchand Unit'"Do you think CNX will divert their drilling activity away from the Beaver Run Reservoir for awhile? If so, would they move towards their other holdings in Indiana or Jefferson counties?
Junk pipe sounds like a big problem potential for the…"
farmgas replied to rob's discussion 'Indiana County Marchand Unit'"Ha ha! It sounds like you guys had the pleasure & challenge of using a Slide rule. I never could use one! The calculator & computer are my friends!! So OT, it sounds feasible to redo this well albeit…"
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Where do we go from here??
Posted on September 25, 2018 at 5:06pm 1 Comment 0 Promotions
Has the natural gas industry peaked or is it just holding until conditions change? What are those conditions that can surge the industry again? Are we just at a point where the initial positioning for market share, core area location and infrastructure availability has stabilized the industry for a slow but steady future approach for development? There just doesn`t seem to be big news anymore! When might we see another surge or maybe not?
Where do we go from here?
Posted on September 25, 2018 at 8:57am 0 Comments 0 Promotions
Has the natural gas industry peaked or is it just holding until conditions change? What are those conditions that can surge this industry again? Are we just at a point where the initial positioning for market share, core area location and infrastructure availability has stabilized the industry for a slow but steady approach for further development? There just doesn`t seem to be big news anymore! When might we see another surge or maybe not?
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- At 7:10pm on March 6, 2014, lettijack said…
- I may have assumed wrong then?? Well we can still share information pertaining to consols operations and plans I guess.
- At 6:07pm on March 6, 2014, lettijack said…
farmgas,
I'm still in negotiations mode so i try to say the minimum on the open discussion pages incase any consol Landmen are active on GMS.
I did see they permitted some wells in Indiana county last year and i bet those wells are within a stone's throw of the TL-474 Transmission line. if you want to keep tabs on the wells around beaver run check out MAWC.com and then click on the marcellus tab.
Do you know the terms of any gas leases they have signed around you?
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Forgotten Men and Women of Canadian Energy Industry Protest
Posted by Thomas J Shepstone on January 4, 2019 at 10:37am 0 Comments 1 Promotion
The forgotten men and women of the Canadian energy industry are mad as hell and not taking it anymore. They’re protesting in their trucks and it’s spreading.
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