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Marcellus Shale “Largest Shale Gas Play in the World” According to New Study

By Ilya Batikov on August 29, 2014
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From The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: “The Marcellus Shale is currently the ‘largest shale gas play in the world,’ and a study from Wood Mackenzie predicts that growth won’t stop any time soon because the formation holds more than $90 billion in remaining value.” The article goes to note that “most near-term growth in the Marcellus formation will come from the liquids-rich areas of southwest Pennsylvania and West Virginia, where other valuable natural gas liquids, including ethane and propane, are found in addition to methane.”

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