Yeah, from what I was told, Wet gas and dry gas was both around $4 per unit but then dry gas shot down under $1 so that's why most packed up and left NE Pa/ Southern NY, but yeah, companies can produce more bi-products with wet gas so that demand is still up, but dry gas has limited use. Also last I heard, they had no way to pipe it to buyers/refineries to be used so I heard that pipelines were under construction now. That's why SE Ohio, SW Pa and a lot of WV are still busy drilling and fracking for wet gas. Still see ads for sand can drivers in them areas
Smith Transport in Marcellus Shale
Discussion in 'Oilfield Trucking Forum' started by BRShirk, Mar 27, 2014.
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