Here's a link to a Chesapeake Energy presentation on their natural gas projects in the lower 48. It makes good reading and puts the value of Alaskan natural gas in perspective.
Here's the short version: There are lots and lots of new large scale natural gas plays in the lower 48 :Haynesville, Marcellus, Fayetteville and Barnett shales.
The upside: Natural gas will experience increase demand as all things coal are demonized in the new world order.
Perspective / Opinion: There's still a role for Alaskan Natural gas. Current shale gas production is 600 bcf/yr (1.6 bcfd) (data source) vs. 5.0 bcf/d for the Alaska Gas Pipeline (data source).
Monday, February 16, 2009
Natural Gas Value
Posted by AK Engineer at 3:19 AM
Labels: Alaska Natural Gas, Chesapeake Energy
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