Appalachian

Equitrans Midstream Corp. said in a regulatory filing on Monday its largest customer, EQT Corp., is temporarily curtailing 1.4 Bcf/d of production in Ohio and Pennsylvania.

EQT Corp. on Monday announced another cut in 2020 capital expenditures (capex) and said it is releasing 15% of current firm transportation (FT) obligations as the Appalachian pure-play continues to optimize its cost structure.

The Constitution Pipeline project has been canceled, capping an eight year battle that ends at a time when gas prices have hit historic lows and there’s little need for more natural gas in the Northeast from a greenfield system.

A federal court has vacated yet another regulatory approval for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) project, this time invalidating an air permit for a compressor station in Virginia.

Leading Appalachian operator Range Resources Corp. plans to cut capital spending by nearly 30% this year in another sign of retrenchment in the Northeast, where natural gas producers continue to take a beating on low prices.

Equitrans Midstream Corp., the nation’s third largest natural gas gatherer, plans to cut spending next year as activity slows down in the Appalachian Basin, where all of its operations are focused.

EQM Midstream Partners LP (EQM) on Tuesday again said the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) would cost more to construct and take longer to enter service as legal issues continue to cause delays.

EQM Midstream Partners LP (EQM) on Tuesday again said the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) would cost more to construct and take longer to enter service as legal issues continue to cause delays.

The boom in U.S. unconventional natural gas production, particularly growth from the Appalachian Basin, has led to significant savings for residential, commercial and industrial end-users across the country, according to a study commissioned by two Ohio-based industry groups.