Tag: Utica Shale
Utica Shale Academy opens outdoor welding lab for students
The Utica Shale Academy recently unveiled the Ascent Resources Welding Lab located adjacent to the Hutson Building on East Main Street in Salineville.
Is natural gas a clean energy source? This Ohio Congressman thinks...
The natural gas industry has cleaned up its act over the years. Is that enough to make it a green energy source? Troy Balderson thinks so.
Appalachian shale gas production hits record high this year
The Energy Information Administration reported Sept. 1 that production in the Marcellus and Utica shales averaged 31.9 billion cubic feet per day during the first half of the year. That's the highest average for a six-month period since production began in 2008.
Encino Energy wins award for excellence
Encino Energy won the large business Excellence Award, given out by the Eastern Ohio Development Alliance.
Report: Appalachian fracking boom didn’t deliver
Local officials and industry leaders are pushing back on a report that says the fracking boom was a bust for Appalachian communities in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Columbiana, Carroll Co. landowners sue Encino Energy over royalty checks
A federal lawsuit claims Encino Energy and its affiliates underpaid Ohio landowners at least $5 million for oil and natural gas royalties.
Report: PA produced record amount of natural gas in 2018
Pennsylvania produced more natural gas last year than ever before, according to the DEP's 2018 Oil and Gas Annual Report.
Ohio’s Utica Shale oil and gas production dips in first quarter
Ohio's horizontal well natural gas production from the first quarter of 2019 was down 8.8% from the final quarter of 2018, but showed a 14.57% increase over the first quarter of 2018.
Pin Oak Energy acquires 43,000 Utica acres
Pin Oak Energy Partners LLC is closing a transaction with SWEPI LP (Shell) for approximately 43,000 acres prospective for Utica Shale development.
Ohio Valley will supply nearly half of US natural gas by...
Natural gas from Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia will supply 45 percent of the nation’s production by 2040, according to the IHS study.
