Cabot Oil & Gas Provides Operational Updates on Marcellus Shale and Marmaton Programs
Gas – Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation (NYSE:COG) provided operational updates from its Marcellus Shale leasehold and its Marmaton drilling program in Oklahoma.
Articles Tagged "shale"
Canada May Beat U.S. to LNG Export Punch
Gas – Bloomberg reported that Canada is edging ahead of the U.S. as they compete to be the first exporters of LNG to Asia.
U.S. Experiencing Return to Industrialisation Due to Cheap Shale
Gas – Reuters reported that the U.S. is experiencing a swell in interest from global manufacturers due to the abundant supply of shale gas and cheap energy prices
Canadian Natural Looking at Alternatives for B.C. Shale Assets
Gas – Reuters reported that Canadian Natural is considering alternatives for its B.C. shale assets, including selling them or finding a partner to help develop them.
Air Liquide to Adjust Plans for 2015 in Response to European Economic Woes
Gas – Bloomberg reported that Air Liquide will likely reassess its goals through 2015 in response to the European economic crisis.
Europe Must Follow U.S. Shale Gas Example
Gas – Reuters reported that the recent U.S. shale boom has set forth some important economic lessons for Europe, who continues to struggle to re-establish economic viability.
Shell to Spend $410 in Ukraine Gas Exploration, Produce Results in Two Years
Gas – Reuters reported that Shell is expected to spend $410 million over two years as they explore the Yuzivska shale gas area in Ukraine and determine the viability of its reserves
Ukraine, Shell to Sign $10 Billion Gas Deal
Gas – Reuters reported that the Ukraine is about to sign a $10 billion shale gas deal with Shell, marking a major step away from Russian gas dependence.
Gulfport Energy Reports Production Results from Utica Shale
Gas – Gulfport Energy Corporation (NASDAQ:GPOR) announced production results from wells in the Utica Shale.
U.S. Shale Gas Output Hits Record High in 2011: Report
Gas – Bloomberg reported that U.S. shale gas output hit a record high of 28.5 trillion cubic feet in 2011, according to a new report from the Energy Department.
