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Online Shale Energy Education Resources, Part II
Edward Camp, II ShaleNavigator Team Lead at Geospatial Corporation Resources on the web offer some terrific shale energy education resources Last week, you may have seen my blog highlighting some of the best energy educational resources available online that are geared toward understanding how energy, and specifically shale energy, benefits our everyday lives. In it, I …
Online Shale Energy Education Resources, Part I
Edward Camp, II ShaleNavigator Team Lead at Geospatial Corporation Resources on the web offer some terrific shale energy education resources As an energy mapping expert with Geospatial Corporation, my goals are to deliver high quality, accurate information to people and businesses who use ShaleNavigator. Most of these people are using this information to learn more about what …
Utica: The New Shale and its Increasing Demand
Edward Camp, II ShaleNavigator Team Lead at Geospatial Corporation Until recently, the Utica Shale formation has been overshadowed by the Marcellus Shale formation. The Utica lies underneath the Marcellus in Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia and New York, but in 2012, its potential was finally recognized. The Utica gas revolution is so new to us that it was …
The Marcellus Shale Revolution’s Impact on America
Edward Camp, II ShaleNavigator Team Lead at Geospatial Corporation In 2006, the Marcellus Shale formation was just entering the conversations of non-oil and gas industry men and women across the U.S. Fast-forward to 2014, and each of us has seen the massive growth and demand of one of the nation’s most promising natural gas resources and the …
Tools for Estimating Marcellus & Utica Shale Property Value
Edward Camp, II ShaleNavigator Team Lead at Geospatial Corporation Mapping software, EUR calculator, and auction data are combined to estimate property value Recent well results from Pennsylvania counties along the New York border are demonstrating remarkable results. Shell’s prolific Gee and Neal discovery wells are located approximately 8 miles south of New York’s Steuben County border …
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