Bryce Custer, NAI Ohio River Corridor, Joins West Virginia Contingent to Support Infrastructure in the Northern Panhandle

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Bryce Custer, NAI Ohio River Corridor, Joins West Virginia Contingent to Support Infrastructure in the Northern Panhandle

 Bryce Custer, Petrochemical and Energy Specialist, NAI Ohio River Corridor, joined a delegation of leaders to support infrastructure development in the West Virginia panhandle. The group met with C. Edward Gaunch, Cabinet Secretary, Department of Commerce, for the state of West Virginia and Michael R. Graney, Executive Director, West Virginia Development Office, In addition to

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Bryce Custer Provides Perspective on Harrison County Ohio’s Success

The NAI Ohio River Corridor office has served Harrison and surrounding counties for several years. It is exciting to see these counties once forgotten beginning to thrive with the advent of natural gas and the opportunities this industry brings. MarkWest’s decision to put its processing and fractionation plants there has been the spring board for

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Bryce Custer to Speak at 3rd Annual Appalachian Storage Hub Conference

Bryce Custer to Speak at 3rd Annual Appalachian Storage Hub Conference  His presentation will identify Opportunity Zones in the Appalachian Basin The Appalachian Basin is considered to be the most economical area in the world to produce petrochemicals. Subsequently, global chemical companies are building cracker plants in the region to take advantage of the cheap

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Rumor: PTT Ohio Cracker Project FID Likely Coming in September

This article is provided FREE for Google searchers. In order to access all content on Marcellus Drilling News, please visit our Subscribe page. Every now and again we traffic in rumors here on MDN, but we do so rarely and only when we trust the source of the rumor. In mid-March we brought you juicy

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CNX 1Q19 & Beyond: Go Big (in the Utica) AND Go Home

This article is provided FREE for Google searchers. In order to access all content on Marcellus Drilling News, please visit our Subscribe page. CNX Resources released its first quarter 2019 update yesterday, which shows the company lost $87 million, as opposed to making $527 million in profit in 1Q18. Even so, CEO Nicholas DeIuliis announced

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Equitrans “Hopes” to Complete MVP This Year, but Says “Unlikely”

This article is provided FREE for Google searchers. In order to access all content on Marcellus Drilling News, please visit our Subscribe page. Last week MDN told you that NextEra Energy, a partner in Equitrans’ 303-mile Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) that will run from Wetzel County, WV to the Transco Pipeline in Pittsylvania County, VA,

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Lawsuit Challenging Georgia Pipeline Tossed by US Supremes

This article is provided FREE for Google searchers. In order to access all content on Marcellus Drilling News, please visit our Subscribe page. Big Green groups continue to sue pipeline companies and their projects in an attempt to block any new pipeline anywhere from getting built–period. One of their favored angles of attack is to

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International Shale: It’s Coming

In the era of shale, operators working international opportunities frequently cast their eyes on the U.S. for expertise and analogs. The world’s top oil producers—ExxonMobil Corp., Chevron Corp., Royal Dutch Shell, BP Plc, Total SA, among others—have risen in the ranks of shale producers in recent years. Notably, large- and medium-sized independents remain dominant within

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Hello, Haynesville

The Haynesville’s been keeping some secrets, everyone. It’s producing as much as ever—more than 10 billion cubic feet a day (Bcf/d). And there are about as many rigs drilling it as the Marcellus. Yes, the Marcellus. Just 24 or so months ago, it remained stuck on a 6-Bcf/d axis after getting tangled in the spring

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Guyana Makes Waves

In the 1600s, the Spanish conquistadors who first reached Guyana were apparently so unimpressed by its mineral wealth that they simply moved on. As it turns out, the Spanish explorers were just too early—by about 500 years. Guyana, a nation of 740,000 people in a country the size of Idaho, is used to being snubbed.

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Depleting The OFS Sector

The oilfield service sector is in dire straits, and it’s going to take a fundamental change in its relationship with the E&P sector for that to change. And E&Ps better get on board with effecting that change or learn to drill and frack a well themselves. That essentially was the message of a discussion panel

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100 Influential Years

In 1919, Oklahoma had been a state for only 12 years, and Erle P. Halliburton had just established his first oilfield service company. That spring, a young man named Leon Everette English walked across the stage at the University of Oklahoma’s commencement ceremony, making history as the first person in the U.S. to earn a

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Gas Revolution Fueled by Innovation and Markets, Not Picking of Winners

Kelsey MulacCabot Oil & GasExternal Affairs, Pittsburgh … … A recent “Think About Energy” briefing in Carlisle, Pennsylvania brought home the reality of what the gas revolution has brought us via innovation and markets. The “Think About Energy Briefing” series made a stop in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, on Thursday, April 24. With Pennsylvania natural gas production topping 6

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