The Feeders of Lebanon - ANR Lebanon Lateral Reversal (Return to Sender Part 5)
Over the past two years, natural gas production from the Appalachian region has soared with growth in the Marcellus pushing total production beyond 10.5 Bcf/d. Just next door the Utica Shale is coming into focus with attractive economics due to the natural gas liquids, crude oil and condensate production. The looming question is natural gas takeaway capacity. With Marcellus production continuing to grow and Utica supplies coming on, production in the Northeast will soon exceed regional consumption and will need to be moved out of the region to other markets in the U.S. and Canada. To accomplish this, new pipelines have been proposed and reversals of existing infrastructure that was originally built to transport gas into the region are being implemented. Today we review another of the proposed projects.
