HomeMagazine2015November 2015, Vol. 242, No. 11Appalachian Midstream Operators Face Myriad of Challenges

November 2015, Vol. 242, No. 11

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Appalachian Midstream Operators Face Myriad of Challenges

By Joseph K. Reinhart, Babst Calland This has been a busy year of new challenges and issues facing the Appalachian oil and gas industry as rig count in the Appalachian Basin and elsewhere is down substantially compared to the previous two years. A significant challenge ahead for shale developers in a lower price environment is to continue to be active in finding land, drilling wells and getting the natural resource to market. This article concerns our most recent report, published in May, on the issues and challenges facing midstream operators in the Appalachian Basin. As regulatory, legal and market pressures increase, producers and midstream companies will need to rise to the challenge

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