Approximately 20 miles north of our office in Dimock is the border of New York. For many, this boundary signifies the two, very different realities of Marcellus shale gas development: one state actively enjoying new jobs, infrastructure, and overall progress, while the other has stagnated. It’s a sad situation for…
The following has been posted with permission from Central PA Shale Play: By MORGAN MYERS Susquehanna Countyhas best-producingwell in the state Which unconventional Marcellus Shale well has the highest production rate in Pennsylvania? According to Department of Environmental Protection’s most recent production reports, the A Heitzenroder 3 well, operated in…
Today marks the beginning of a new category of WellSaidCabot. The new section will focus on debunking myths and confirming facts about the natural gas and oil industry, also known as: Our first topic may be one of the most common discrepancies about hydraulic fracturing. (HINT: Look at the…
Post contributed by Bill desRosiers – Coordinator, External AffairsFar too often, hydraulic fracturing is portrayed negatively in the media because the science behind it is too complicated to explain in a few, short sentences. However, this hasn’t stopped some reporters from trying to clarify the process. Most recently, David Pogue (New York…
Since its inception, FracFocus has been lauded across the country for its handling of important information, innovative approach to transparency and its ease of use. Heather Zichal, Deputy Assistant to the President for Energy and Climate Change, speaking on behalf of the Obama Administration, endorsed FracFocus earlier this year saying:“…
Due to recent articles published by the media, we have realized how much misinformation is currently being touted as fact when it comes to the Dimock area. Cabot would like to take this opportunity to lay the facts about this topic on the table and to encourage a conversation based…