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DJ Basin Challenges Impacting Drilling Decisions

February 8, 2019 | Matt Hagerty

The DJ Basin continues to face both regulatory and midstream challenges. In November, Colorado voters rejected a ballot initiative to increase well setbacks. Now, a lawsuit arguing Colorado’s forced pooling statute is unconstitutional further mires the outlook for development in...
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LNG, Basis, Bottlenecks. Welcome to 2019

January 24, 2019 | Matthew Hoza

With Train 2 of Cheniere’s Corpus Christi LNG facility in the midst of commissioning and deliveries to the facility expected to ramp shortly, LNG exports are further cemented as a core of the US’ natural gas demand mix. Going...
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Maine Event: Battle for Maritimes Gas to Drive Price Volatility

October 30, 2018 | BTU Analytics

With already low natural gas inventories in the eastern US, any incremental pull on limited supply along the East Coast could cause additional price volatility this winter. In the eastern Canadian provinces of New Brunswick (NB) and Nova Scotia...
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A New Day in PA: Initial Impact of Atlantic Sunrise

October 9, 2018 | BTU Analytics

Last week, FERC authorized Williams to place the remaining Atlantic Sunrise facilities into service, which they did on October 6th. This is big news for Northeast Pennsylvania where production growth has been limited by infrastructure constraints, and the facilities...
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Making Heads and Tails of Proposition 112’s Chances – A Coin Flip?

September 27, 2018 | Tony Scott

Over the last several weeks, client interest in Colorado Proposition 112, the setback rule impacting future development of oil and gas in the state of Colorado, has continued to climb. We first addressed this topic in the market commentary,...
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A Rising Tide: Lebanon Lifts Dominion South

September 11, 2018 | Matthew Hoza

Rover recently received FERC approvals to start their Majorsville and Burgettstown laterals, which will bring the project up to its full effective mainline capacity of 3.25 Bcf/d. With so much Appalachian capacity targeting a limited market in the Upper...
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Second-Half Surge: Will Appalachia Production Outpace Infrastructure?

August 14, 2018 | BTU Analytics

Second quarter earnings season is drifting into the rearview mirror, and we have been busy sifting through earnings calls, presentations, and press releases looking for critical tidbits of information (every quarter, we compile a cliff-notes style earnings summary for...
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