The Utica Shale holds an estimated 38 Tcf of undiscovered, technically recoverable natural gas, or less than half that of the Marcellus Shale, according to the first assessment of the Appalachian Basin play by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). An estimated 940 million bbl of unconventional oil resources and 9 million bbl of natural gas liquids (NGL) also are trapped in Utica rock, said scientists.
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Gallup: Oil and Gas Industry Still Not Feeling the Love
Computers are prone to viruses and sometimes crash, but Americans mostly like the computer industry. However, the yo-yo nature of gasoline prices is something they can’t abide, according to a recent Gallup poll that found the oil and gas industry and the federal government have the “least positive images” among Americans, just like they did a year ago.
Matador Resources Ramping Up in Eagle Ford
Matador Resources Co. is moving forward with its plan to target the wet gas and oil-prone Eagle Ford Shale of South Texas this year while ramping down development of its dry gas Haynesville Shale acreage in North Louisiana, the Dallas-based company said Tuesday.
Encana Shrinks Portfolio, Waits Out Gas Prices
Encana Corp. is hunkering down with a reduced spending plan for 2012 in dry natural gas plays and a shift to investments to liquids and oil-prone unconventionals in North America, CEO Randy Eresman said last week.
Encana to Cut Spending in Dry Gas Plays
Encana Corp. is hunkering down with a reduced spending plan for 2012 in dry natural gas plays and shifting more investments to liquids and oil-prone unconventionals in North America, CEO Randy Eresman said Wednesday.
Market Seen Closer to Value, but Vulnerable; June Sags
June natural gas futures continued to drop Friday as traders now see the market at a level more prone to reflect value but still poised to move lower in the near term. At the close June had weakened 2.6 cents to $4.235 and July had dropped 3.4 cents to $4.297. June crude oil continued its descent, losing $2.62 to $97.18/bbl.
A New Generation of Technology Is Answering Beaufort Sea’s Call
Plans are forming for a dramatic revival of Arctic offshore exploration in deep Canadian waters of the ice-infested, natural gas-prone Beaufort Sea with a new generation of jumbo polar-class drilling equipment, according to evidence filed with the National Energy Board (NEB).
A New Generation of Technology Is Answering Beaufort Sea’s Call
Plans are forming for a dramatic revival of Arctic offshore exploration in deep Canadian waters of the ice-infested, natural gas-prone Beaufort Sea with a new generation of jumbo polar-class drilling equipment, according to evidence filed with the National Energy Board (NEB).
New Generation of Technology Answering Beaufort Sea’s Call
Plans are forming for a dramatic revival of Arctic offshore exploration in deep Canadian waters of the ice-infested, natural gas-prone Beaufort Sea with a new generation of jumbo polar-class drilling equipment, according to evidence filed with the National Energy Board (NEB).
Alberta’s Scientists: Climate Change Cause Not Settled
Canada’s storm-prone center of fossil-fuel production readily accepts the theory that the climate is changing, but highly educated Albertans stop far short of accepting the full global warming gospel even when their anonymity is guaranteed. Only about one in three Alberta earth scientists and engineers believe the culprit behind climate change has been identified, a new poll of the professions reported.