Industry on the Rise with Marcellus-Utica

INDUSTRY ON THE RISE WITH MARCELLUS-UTICA Expanded drilling activities and massive infrastructure build-outs in the nation's largest gas field are fueling American employment opportunities and generating 18% of the United States gas supply. NEW YORK MASS. CONN. Basins Shale Gas Plays MICHIGAN PENNSYLVANIA VIRGINIA OHIO WEST VIRGINIA KENTUKY Utica Marcellus Utica underlying Marcellus STATES BY CHANGE IN NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION, Pennsylvania +72% (2011-12) Colorado Oklahoma +4% +7% Arkansas West Virginia 7% +37% Техas 5% NEW-WELL GAS PRODUCTION PER WELL 5,980 Thousand cubic feet per day* 5,018 4,700 4,983 2012 2013 173 463 1,010 978 994 1,600 175 445 Permian Bakken Eagle Ford Niobrara Haynesville Marcellus-Utica Numbers are estimated PRODUCTION IS CLIMBING Million cubic feet/day 200 Gas +419 14,000 million cubic feet/ day * month over month 12,000 10,000 8,000 4,000 2,000 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS TO GROW $12 BİLLION Invested in midstream infrastructure in Ohio, mainly due to the Utica play Northeast infrastructure investment in coming $364 MILLION years Average spending per midstream/infrastructure project WHAT IT ALL MEANS The U.S. is sitting on massive stores of natural gas. As our need for cheap energy expands, shale is the logical answer. If jobs, lower energy bills, fuel independence and the environment matter to you, then so does natural gas production JOBS Percent change in employment, oil and natural gas industry and all private sector employment. Percent change from 2007 Oil and natural gas industry 70 60 From 2007 to 2012, the oil and natural gas 50 industry increased by Support 40 Extraction more than 30 162,000 jobs 20 10 Drilling All private sector employment -10 -20 -30 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 REDUCED POLLUTION ENERGY SECURITY More than one-third of the fuel used to power vehidles in the U.S. comes from overseas. Natural gas can help offset even more oil imports as host of fuels can be made from the resource. I gas LOWER BILLS $15.78 Natural gas vehides $3.88/MMBTU ---- Natural gas emits half carbon dioxide of coal Dec. 4, 2013 2005 SOURCES: http://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.cfm?id=14231 http://www.midstreambusiness.com/Gathering-Processing/Midstream-Key-Marcellus-Utica-Success_126139 HARTENERGY NATURAL GAS