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Unconventional natural gas player Quicksilver Resources Inc. on Monday beat Wall Street’s expectations in 2Q2010, boosted by increased production and higher commodities prices.

Favorable economics for natural gas liquids (NGL) are driving a flurry of projects proposed for the Appalachian Basin’s Marcellus Shale, but executives at major midstream player Enterprise Products Partners LP are asking, “Where’s the market?”

First quarter results for Marcellus Shale player EQT Corp. got a strong boost from increased gas volumes and more favorable natural gas liquids (NGL) prices, the Pittsburgh-based company said last Wednesday.

First quarter results for Marcellus Shale player EQT Corp. got a strong boost from increased gas volumes and more favorable natural gas liquids (NGL) prices, the Pittsburgh-based company said Wednesday.

First quarter results for Marcellus Shale player EQT Corp. got a strong boost from increased gas volumes and more favorable natural gas liquids (NGL) prices, the Pittsburgh-based company said Wednesday.

Favorable economics for natural gas liquids (NGL) are driving a flurry of projects proposed for the Appalachian Basin’s Marcellus Shale, but executives at major midstream player Enterprise Products Partners LP are asking, “Where’s the market?”

Favorable economics for natural gas liquids (NGL) are driving a flurry of projects proposed for the Appalachian Basin’s Marcellus Shale, but executives at major midstream player Enterprise Products Partners LP are asking, “Where’s the market?”

ConocoPhillips plans to remain a major player in the development of natural gas shale resources, but for now its focus will be on those plays with a high liquids content, particularly the Bakken in Montana and North Dakota, and Eagle Ford in Texas, according to Kevin Meyers, senior vice president, exploration and production, Americas.

ConocoPhillips plans to remain a major player in the development of natural gas shale resources, but for now its focus will be on those plays with a high liquids content, particularly the Bakken in Montana and North Dakota, and Eagle Ford in Texas, according to Kevin Meyers, senior vice president, exploration and production, Americas.