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Calendar of Events for May 20 – Jun 2, 2013 [Free]

Below are upcoming events for this week and next. Maryland 2013-06-02 FrackNation Screening – Hagerstown, MD New York 2013-05-21 Marbletown Town Hearing on Proposed Frack Brine Prohibition Act – Stone Ridge, NY Ohio 2013-05-20 OOGA Regional Producers Meeting – Region III – Marietta, OH 2013-05-24 OOGA Regional Producers Meeting – Region IV – Newark, OH [...]

MDN Editorial Note: Just One Story Today

Dear MDN Readers: Today we have a single story–about the newly released numbers from the Ohio Dept. of Natural Resources detailing the Utica Shale production numbers for 2012. It’s a big and important story. We’ll catch up the other news of the day on Monday. Jim Willis, Editor Marcellus Drilling News

Calendar of Events for May 13-26, 2013 [Free]

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Calendar of Events for Apr 22 – May 5, 2013 [Free]

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Calendar of Events for Apr 1-14, 2013 [Free]

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MDN Takes a Brief Pause for Good Friday & Easter

Marcellus Drilling News is taking today (Friday) off in observance of Good Friday and the Easter holiday. We wish you a blessed Easter, Happy Passover, or just a “best wishes and have a great holiday weekend.” We’ll be back with all of the Marcellus and Utica Shale news on Monday! Jim Willis, Editor, MDN

Calendar of Events for Mar 25 – Apr 7, 2013 [Free]

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Today’s Brief 2-Story Issue of MDN

A very (very!) short “issue” of MDN today. We cover the formation of a new self-appointed group that intends to regulate the entire drilling industry. We felt it was important enough to ignore the rest of the news and focus solely on this. Regular news will be back tomorrow. Please take time to read today’s [...]

MDN Discovers New Disorder: FDS (Fracking Derangement Syndrome)

This post is purely for your reading pleasure and enjoyment—unless you’re anti-drilling. Surgeon General’s Warning: If you’re anti-drilling, this post will incite feelings of outrage and perhaps momentary confusion and reflection…

Calendar of Events for Mar 18-31, 2013 [Free]

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Calendar of Events for Mar 11-24, 2013 [Free]

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Calendar of Events for Mar 4-17, 2013 [Free]

Below are upcoming events for this week and next. New York 2013-03-11,12 IOGA of NY Advocacy Day – Albany, NY 2013-03-14 Fleased Forum Chenango County – Norwich, NY Ohio 2013-03-06 Ohio is Not for Shale Protest – Columbus, OH 2013-03-06to08 2013 OOGA Winter Meeting – Columbus, OH Pennsylvania 2013-03-04 Butler County & Shale Gas – [...]

Live from Columbus, OH… Utica Shale Confab – Day 2

Wednesday was the conclusion of the two-day 2nd Utica Shale Development & Growth Forum in Columbus, Ohio. MDN Editor Jim Willis moderated a panel of shale industry media reporters. It was fun! (See my presentation slides below.) We also heard speakers from MarkWest, Penn State’s Marcellus Center, and from Cabot Oil & Gas. Jim’s conference [...]

A Quick Note from MDN

MDN Editor Jim Willis is freshly (or rather unfreshly) back from Columbus, Ohio today. We’re publishing a single story—an important one—about the impending lawsuit from the Joint Landowners Coalition of New York against the State of New York. We will bring you the rest of our Utica Shale conference notes and all of the rest [...]

Calendar of Events for Feb 25 – Mar 10, 2013 [Free]

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MDN Calls It: PA Hits 2 Trillion in NatGas Production in 2012

Last month MDN released Volume 3 of the Marcellus and Utica Shale Databook. We predicted something in the ‘Drilling Update’ section that Databook readers have now known for a month—that Pennsylvania would hit the 2 trillion cubic feet of natural gas production milestone for 2012. The exact quote from the Databook, published at the end [...]

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