Before the Marcellus Shale’s immense natural gas resource can be unleashed, LNG infrastructure must be available. This look at the analysis reveals the current state of infrastructure available, in the works, on hold and canceled. Here’s the definitive view of the Northeast transport markets.
MODERATOR(S):
Brandy Fidler, Senior Development Editor, Hart Energy
SPEAKER(S):
Emily McClain, Vice President, North America Gas Markets, Rystad Energy
Recommended Reading
Talen Acquires Gas-Fired Plants in PJM for $3.5B
2025-07-17 - Talen Energy is purchasing Caithness Energy’s Moxie Freedom Energy Center in Pennsylvania and Caithness and BlackRock’s Guernsey Power Station in Ohio.
EOG Resources Cuts $200MM in Oily Capex on Tariff, OPEC+ Uncertainty
2025-05-06 - EOG Resources’ spending cuts will result in 80 fewer net completions and three fewer rigs, year-over-year, in the Eagle Ford and Delaware and Powder River basins.
Exxon Mobil: $55 Brent is Fine; Open to M&A, Including Permian
2025-06-26 - Jack Williams, senior vice president at Exxon Mobil, said the energy major is in “fighting weight” to weather the downturn as it looks for more opportunities to add value.
VanLoh: Continued US Oil Growth at $63 is a ‘Dangerous Assumption’
2025-06-05 - The Bakken and Eagle Ford have three or four years of new-drill well inventory left at $63/bbl WTI while the Permian has between seven and 10 years, Quantum Capital Group’s Wil VanLoh said at Hart Energy’s Energy Capital Conference.
Liberty Energy on the Lookout for ‘Transformative Opportunities,’ CEO Says
2025-05-07 - Ron Gusek, the CEO who succeeded the current U.S. secretary of energy Chris Wright, has thrived in uncertain times before and is confident about Liberty Energy’s position.
Comments
Add new comment
This conversation is moderated according to Hart Energy community rules. Please read the rules before joining the discussion. If you’re experiencing any technical problems, please contact our customer care team.