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Pipeline and Gas Journal is a respected publication serving the pipeline and midstream sectors. Their Marcellus section provides insights into the natural gas industry in the Marcellus Shale region. With articles on pipeline projects, infrastructure updates, regulatory issues, and market trends, the blog keeps readers informed about the latest developments impacting the Marcellus Shale area.
Pipeline and Gas Journal » Marcellus
3M ago
(P&GJ) — With the primary driver of U.S. natural gas demand growth continuing to be LNG exports, the bottlenecked pipeline takeaway capacity in the gas-rich Marcellus Shale has left the Haynesville shale, along with the Permian Basin, as the two regions with the most consistent midstream growth ..read more
Pipeline and Gas Journal » Marcellus
6M ago
In the early weeks of the coronavirus (COVID-19) onslaught, Mike Chadsey, communication director for the Ohio Oil and Gas Association (OOGA), was trying to figure out how his world had flipped so completely in such a short time ..read more
Pipeline and Gas Journal » Marcellus
6M ago
The developers of the long-delayed, 600-mile (965-km) Atlantic Coast Pipeline canceled the multistate natural gas project, citing recurring litigation, permitting uncertainties and mounting costs ..read more
Pipeline and Gas Journal » Marcellus
6M ago
To be sure, it has not been an easy road, but of all the projects that have been completed this year, the Mariner East system may be midstream’s most satisfying – it certainly has been for those in the Marcellus and Utica shale plays of Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio ..read more
Pipeline and Gas Journal » Marcellus
6M ago
PGJ explores how the Northeast region could play a big part in making sure the U.S. global energy dominance continues after the pandemic ..read more
Pipeline and Gas Journal » Marcellus
6M ago
(P&GJ) — It has gotten to be a familiar yet no less frustrating story for midstream operators in the Marcellus-Utica region: pipeline takeaway capacity remains bottlenecked and production from the gas-rich region continues to stagnate ..read more