Northeast Energy Management Goes Bankrupt; Auctioning Rigs, Assets

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It's always sad when we have to report that a Marcellus/Utica-focused company goes out of existence. Northeast Energy Management, which operated under the name Northeast Energy with headquarters in Indiana, PA, claimed to be "a leader in tophole drilling in the Marcellus/Utica shale" and "a preferred contractor for many of the largest oil and natural gas exploration and production companies." Perhaps it was, but it is no more. The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in U.S. Bankruptcy Court - Western District of Pennsylvania back in January of this year. As of yesterday the court ordered the company's assets to be liquidated at auction. A live and online auction will take place next week, on Sept. 27, featuring two Schramm drilling rigs, Detroit Diesel engines with pipe handlers, trailer mounted and skid mounted air compressors, boosters, generators, accumulators, trailers and a variety of tractors, pick-up trucks, construction equipment and other drill site related equipment. Here's the the details about the auction and how you can participate...

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