Alex Steis

With a flood of Marcellus natural gas lining up at the exit there’s a good chance Midwest pricing may get trampled as the gas races to previously inaccessible markets. Tallgrass Energy Partners LP’s REX Zone 3 promises to be the new way out with the anticipated Aug. 1 beginning of East-to-West flows on the pipeline, which has major interconnects with Midwest-serving pipelines such as ANR, PEPL, and NGPL.

With a flood of Marcellus natural gas lining up at the exit there’s a good chance Midwest pricing may get trampled as the gas races to previously inaccessible markets. Tallgrass Energy Partners LP’s REX Zone 3 promises to be the new way out with the anticipated Aug. 1 beginning of East-to-West flows on the pipeline, which has major interconnects with Midwest-serving pipelines such as ANR, PEPL, and NGPL.

With a flood of Marcellus natural gas lining up at the exit there's a good chance Midwest pricing may get trampled as the gas races to previously inaccessible markets. Tallgrass Energy Partners LP’s REX Zone 3 promises to be the new way out with the anticipated Aug. 1 beginning of East-to-West flows on the pipeline, which has major interconnects with Midwest-serving pipelines such as ANR, PEPL, and NGPL.

With natural gas and propane increasingly gaining a foothold as alternative fuel sources for Pennsylvania’s transportation sector thanks to ample supply from the Appalachian Basin's Marcellus and Utica shales, a new study contends that conversion isn't just for large fleets anymore.

With natural gas and propane increasingly gaining a foothold as alternative fuel sources for Pennsylvania’s transportation sector thanks to ample supply from the Appalachian Basin’s Marcellus and Utica shales, a new study contends that conversion isn’t just for large fleets anymore.

Located above the Marcellus Shale in the Appalachian Basin, the Burket-Geneseo Shale “could be the next super giant field,” but the play is still well in its infancy and the current Marcellus development could jeopardize the ability of operators going back in down the road to pull those additional reserves, according to Gregory Wrightstone of Wrightstone Energy Consulting.

Located above the Marcellus Shale in the Appalachian Basin, the Burket-Geneseo Shale "could be the next super giant field," but the play is still…

Rig count data for the 14 unconventional oil and natural gas basins tracked by Baker Hughes Inc. showed that rig movement for the week ending June 19 was flat at 650, while NGI’s assessment of eight additional basins from Baker Hughes data showed a week-over-week increase of four rigs to 60.

Rig count data for the 14 unconventional oil and natural gas basins tracked by Baker Hughes Inc. showed that rig movement for the week ending June 19 was flat at 650, while NGI's assessment of eight additional basins from Baker Hughes data showed a week-over-week increase of four rigs to 60.