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Lower than expected oil, gas mix may shift Ohio Utica focus westward
Recent production data for Utica Shale wells drilled by Chesapeake Energy may be economic, but the lower than expected condensate/oil mix in the ea...
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BP bolsters US unconventional resources presence with Ohio Utica buy-in
BP (NYSE: BP) has entered the Utica Shale through an agreement to lease roughly 84,000 acres in Trumbull County, Ohio, the company said March 27.
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ArcLight Capital Partners invests $100M in Magnum Hunter Resources’ midstream segment
Magnum Hunter Resources Corp. has agreed to sell 28% of its midstream segment, Eureka Hunter Holdings LLC, to an affiliate of energy investment fir...
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Chesapeake, M3 Midstream, EV Energy Partners to build midstream complex for Ohio Utica production
On March 13, Chesapeake Energy Corp. announced the execution of definitive agreements to build the largest integrated midstream service complex in ...
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Gulfport Energy, MarkWest to develop Utica infrastructure
MarkWest Utica EMG LLC, a joint venture between MarkWest Energy Partners LP and The Energy and Minerals Group (EMG), have executed a letter of inte...
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The “natural gas revolution” is changing global energy dynamics, including the outlook for energy security in the United States and elsewhere. 
In his keynote speech to the annual 31st annual CERAWeek Executive Conference in Houston, Peter Voser, CEO of Royal Dutch Shell plc, outlines what the industry and policymakers must do to ensure society fully leverages the many benefits of natural gas. He calls for well-targeted and robustly enforced regulations to ensure tight and shale gas production meets the highest standards. He also urges the industry to do a better job of listening and responding to public concerns about the environmental and operational challenges associated with gas production.
Read the full speech by Peter Voser here.
