What's going on in your area?? any info???
Just curious...
I am in Liberty township and a few months ago got an offer to buy my royalties for 1500 to 1800 per acre, but they would do a more in-depth look if I was serious which "mite change the numbers" slightly....even tho I am not drilled or receiving any royalties ..talked to a landsman rite b4 I contacted them and he advised caution as there will be "significant" activity in my area in the "near future"....how about it, anybody else get an offer or hear anything or see any activity here in Tioga Co. ?
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Permalink Reply by Deb Reynolds on
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Trying to catch up. I only get notified about 5% of the time there's a post.
So Seneca is NFG?
Will they be as careful as Shell?
glad to see someone's talking!
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Permalink Reply by Jack Young on
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NFG (Seneca) was already very active in Tioga County, but this is a bold move for a company their size. Luckily, they have great gas markets, a hedge in place and know what they're doing. So I see this acquisition as a very positive development for Tioga County, particularly the Utica core. My guess is that we'll see some new drilling on Shell acreage by the end of 2020 unless the closing gets delayed.
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Do you have any insight into a post that Paleface made earlier?
Reply by paleface
Hopefully Senaca will do the proper maintenance and pick the production up on tioga wells.Shell just let them glog up wouldn't spend the money to keep them clean.
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Most to the Seneca Wells in Tioga Co are on State lands, correct? Does Seneca or National have any history of Landowner leases in Tioga Co?
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I think it's a mistake to assume that Shell could have gotten more gas out of any particular well and were just being inattentive. They want to make money too, and have some very smart people working for them. But it's certainly possible, as I know that they didn't optimize production from any of the shallow wells they acquired from East Resources years ago. (The current owners were very happy to discover that.) Hopefully Seneca will see if they can justify putting more attention into these wells once they close the deal, and if that's a money-maker, take advantage of it. Not all maintenance pays for itself, so nobody does everything they might to boost sales, especially when prices are low. But that may be a real source of upside for Seneca, as Paleface suggested.
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Yes, and they acquired leases from Shell before this deal as well.
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Permalink Reply by Mr. Bluebird on
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National Fuel/ Seneca Resources frequently publishes and investor relations report. I have been reading them for several years and they are very valuable, honest, and accurate. In the report they will lay out their plans for the next 12 - 24 months. In a year or so I think we may be able to finally answer the question that was originally asked in 2013 - "What's going on in your area??".
The most recent report includes the Shell acreage aquisition. You can download the report here:
https://investor.nationalfuelgas.com/for-investors/ir-home/default....
On that webpage, on the right hand side it will show "Investor Spotlight". Then select the pdf file for "May 2020 update". If you like maps, charts, and graphs you will find 78 pages of intrigue.
They are a very impressive company and they are well positioned to sell gas regardless of the market conditions.
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Permalink Reply by Mr. Bluebird on
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From the May 2020 Investor Presentation.
Can you find your land ?
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Permalink Reply by Mr. Bluebird on
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Seneca/NFG needs to ramp up production in July 2020 and Nov 2021 to meet contractual demands.
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Permalink Reply by Mr. Bluebird on
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Note how closely the Shell Acreage lines up with Seneca Acreage
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Permalink Reply by Mr. Bluebird on
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They can also sell a lot of gas directly to consumers and get retail pricing. Check out the blue area where their end customers are.
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