Bidenistas at FTC Probing EQT Deal to Buy Tug Hill’s WV Assets
In September, EQT Corporation announced it is buying Tug Hill Operating’s West Virginia shale assets for $5.2 billion (see Confirmed: EQT Buys Tug Hill’s THQ Appalachia for $5.2 Billion). The deal adds 90,000 acres and 800 MMcf/d (million cubic feet per day) of production to EQT’s existing, massive, portfolio. Tug Hill and private equity firm Quantum Energy Partners jointly own THQ Appalachia I, LLC (THQA), which is Tug Hill’s subsidiary focused on drilling in the Marcellus, Utica, and Upper Devonian plays in WV. The radicals who now head the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) are requesting more information than the mountains already provided–signaling the Bidenistas may try to block the sale using red tape.
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