Marcellus Shale Yield Skyrockets In Allegheny County

Map of Pennsylvania highlighting Allegheny County

Map of Pennsylvania highlighting Allegheny County (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

The amount of Marcellus Shale gas produced in Allegheny County more than doubled in the first half of 2012, with nine online wells concentrated in Frazer and Fawn producing more than 3.6 billion cubic feet of gas, according to new data released by the state Department of Environmental Protection.

Even with the increase, the county still contributed a pittance to total statewide production figures.

Gas production across the state climbed from January to June, with 704 billion cubic feet of gas produced, up from the 630 billion cubic feet reported from July to December 2011.

Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/local/marcellusshale/county-marcellus-shale-yield-skyrockets-649379/#ixzz246GMjMrr

One comment on “Marcellus Shale Yield Skyrockets In Allegheny County

  1. It’s great to finally see a industry be successful here in Pennsylvania.I am a BIG supporter of fossil fuels and I just love seeing natural gas produced here in our state.We live in a region that has a strong history of blue collar jobs and the hardest working people in the country.
    All I can say is:
    DRILL,BABY,DRILL!!
    Natural gas,oil and coal are the BEST energy sources we ever had and have.

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