Bcf/D

Despite Shale States Surge, February U.S. Production Nearly Flat

Despite Shale States Surge, February U.S. Production Nearly Flat

A return to robust natural gas production growth from the Other States category — home to several shale-rich states — wasn’t enough to keep the U.S. production total from decreasing to 85.02 Bcf/d in February, down 0.18 Bcf/d compared with 85.20 Bcf/d in January, according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA).

May 1, 2014
Marcellus-Utica to Be 25 Bcf/d Duo by 2020, Says ICF

Marcellus-Utica to Be 25 Bcf/d Duo by 2020, Says ICF

Marcellus Shale gas production growth “continues unabated,” while Utica Shale gas output has also seen “significant growth,” prompting ICF International to lift its output expectation for the combined plays to 25 Bcf/d by 2020.

April 25, 2014

Atlas Adding Permian Processing, Expanding Pioneer Contract

Atlas Pipeline Partners LP and Pioneer Natural Resources have expanded an existing gas processing agreement that will lead to the construction of 200 MMcf/d of additional cryogenic capacity to serve production from the Permian Basin in West Texas.

April 24, 2014
Processing Plant Explosion Halts NatGas Deliveries from Opal Hub

Processing Plant Explosion Halts NatGas Deliveries from Opal Hub

Natural gas supplies that were interrupted at the Opal hub in Wyoming following an explosion and fire were being flowed through a different processing plant Thursday afternoon. Opal had been supplying up to 1 Bcf/d to interstate pipelines before the incident Wednesday at the Williams Partners LP facility.

April 24, 2014

Traders Mulling Storage Refill; May Called Up 4 Cents

May natural gas is set to open 4 cents higher Wednesday morning at $4.57 as traders weigh issues with natural gas storage builds. Overnight oil markets rose.

April 9, 2014
EIA Expects Nearly 2,600 Bcf NatGas Injection Season

EIA Expects Nearly 2,600 Bcf NatGas Injection Season

Unusually cold weather that remained in place over portions of the country into the last days of winter helped drive working natural gas in storage to an estimated 826 Bcf at the end of March, the lowest level in 11 years. But a rebuild of nearly 2,600 Bcf over the injection season is expected to push inventories up to 3,422 Bcf by the end of October, according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA).

April 8, 2014
Northeast Prices May Have Marcellus Drillers Heading South, EIA Says

Northeast Prices May Have Marcellus Drillers Heading South, EIA Says

Unusually cold weather that remained in place over portions of the country into the last days of winter helped drive working natural gas in storage to an…

April 8, 2014
January Gas Output Hits New Record Despite Freeze-offs, Says EIA

January Gas Output Hits New Record Despite Freeze-offs, Says EIA

Freeze-offs and colder-than-usual temperatures across the United States failed to squash U.S. dry natural gas production in January, with total output of 2.098 Tcf, breaking December's record volume of 2.092 Tcf, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported. Gross withdrawals in the Lower 48 increased to 2.640 Tcf, up from a revised December figure of 2.631 Tcf.

April 1, 2014
Producers Lift January Gas Output to New Record as Electric Generation Gas Prices Soar

Producers Lift January Gas Output to New Record as Electric Generation Gas Prices Soar

U.S. dry natural gas production during January wasn't slowed…

April 1, 2014

60% of North American Dry Gas Seen Coming From Shales by 2022

North American shale natural gas production will grow to 64 Bcf/d by 2022, led by the Marcellus Shale, which will be responsible for 17 Bcf/d of that total, and maybe more, according to a new analysis by Ziff Energy.

April 1, 2014