"BTU value depends on well location ... Don't know what pipeline availabilty is in that region ... EOG is smart ,, they likely have a viable plan "
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Landex Recorder of Deeds Service
Started this discussion. Last reply by paleface Sep 23, 2023. 7 Replies 0 Likes
There are counties in Pennsylvania that use the services of Landex to access deed information including oil & gas information from their Recorder of Deeds department. Not having any experience…Continue
What`s happening in Westmoreland County, PA?
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Who is drilling wells these days? Are they Marcellus or Utica?Any new pipelines planned for ths area?Continue
Accumulating Shallow Gas Leases
Started this discussion. Last reply by farmgas Aug 23, 2023. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Reading the BLXInc.net/Vintage website it appears like a great idea is in the works to encourage NG development in Armstrong, Indiana & Jefferson counties in Pennsylvania. Any news on how this…Continue
Mineral Rights & Lease Consolidation
Started this discussion. Last reply by Educate Me Jan 24, 2023. 1 Reply 0 Likes
How common is the outright purchasing of mineral rights or the consolidation of existing gas leases in PA? Are gas leases too fragmented now to allow for long lateral drilling? This seems to be a…Continue
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farmgas replied to farmgas's discussion 'Surging Natural Gas Prices'"Does this gas have the same btu value as does Marcellus & Utica gas? There should be close proximity to pipelines in Ohio. "
"EOG is currently developing a big new field in OH .. So it will produce associated gas , it will be interesting to watch how the gas will be sold "
farmgas replied to farmgas's discussion 'Surging Natural Gas Prices'"Is associated gas also abundant in the Ohio oil fields as it is in the Permian Basin? If so, does it have an impact on local gas prices in Appalachia? "
paleface replied to farmgas's discussion 'Surging Natural Gas Prices'"I was wondering if the shoulder gas was migrating into your shallow wells."
farmgas replied to farmgas's discussion 'Surging Natural Gas Prices'"Ha...burning the well gas in our house heaters cause more moisture in the air in our house. An attempt to remove as much water as possible is done at the yard gas meter."
paleface replied to farmgas's discussion 'Surging Natural Gas Prices'"Farm gas do your lights get a little brighter in your camp house during shoulder season?"
"Every part of the country has its own pricing depending on supply and demand .. The spot price most often quoted is Henry Hub .. Even with EQT and others reducing production , prices remain low .... Forward looking futures predict higher prices next…"
farmgas replied to farmgas's discussion 'Surging Natural Gas Prices'"I was questioning how the State of Texas fuels their electricity for the grid. Surely there are other uses then just LNG. Sounds like a bottomless pit for this associated gas. The more oil is produced the more gas is produced…"
"The money is in the oil , gas used to get flared , now must be piped ... As the top areas get mopped up, secondary regions [ more gassy ] are getting attention .. Also as a well declines it tends to get a higher gas to oil ratio ... Water is…"
paleface replied to farmgas's discussion 'Surging Natural Gas Prices'"The deeper they drill for oil more gas will be found."
"Gas is a national product ,, if its oversupplied in some regions it will effect prices somewhat nationally .. Permian wells continue to get gassier , its also shoulder season wich can lower prices as well .. Much of Permian is in the wilderness ,,,…"
farmgas replied to farmgas's discussion 'Surging Natural Gas Prices'"Being from Pennsylvania I do not understand why this happens. I understand about associated gas but isn`t it being transmitted to the gulf for LNG? Are there no other outlets for it`s use in Texas? How is their…"
farmgas replied to White Tiger's discussion 'Oil and Gas Giant EOG Sues Noble County Land Owner'"This is an interesting discussion about landowner rights. Does a gas lease generally include use of the surface for extraction of oil & gas? I believe in PA gas leases they do. But is this a difference between older (maybe…"
"Gas price in the Permian WAHA hub is NEGATIVE $5 recently ... That means producers are PAYING $5 to get rid of their gas ."
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Where do we go from here??
Posted on September 25, 2018 at 5:06pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
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 Likes
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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