Databook Vol. 3: Marcellus Well Decline Rates, Waste Facilities & More

MDN is extremely proud to announce the release of the Marcellus and Utica Shale Databook 2013, Volume 3, covering permits and happenings in northeast shale drilling from September to December 2013. Make no mistake, we are blowing the trumpet and blowing it loud. In this volume is something totally unique and extremely important: a new section on Marcellus shale well decline rates. That is, we tackle the topic of quickly, and how much, does production for the average Marcellus shale well taper off. Just as important, how much will the average well produce over it's lifetime, and how long is that lifetime? Based on data from more than 3,700 Marcellus wells, two experts have written and contributed this new section for the Databook--and you need it if you need reliable, accurate information on what to expect in the way of production (and royalties) for a Marcellus well. In addition, we have compiled a directory of the 150+ shale waste processing facilities--for both wastewater and drill cuttings--most used by Marcellus and Utica Shale drillers. We give you the list sorted two ways: by geography and by facility type (centralized recycling center, injection well, landfill). As always, the heart of the Databook is a series of maps--one for each county in the northeast with active shale drilling--showing where permits were issued for the last four months of 2013. These maps are your guide to where drilling either has already begun--or soon will. Here's the press release MDN and partner ShaleNavigator issued this morning about the newly release Databook:

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