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Bookmark or Share- Utica Shale - The Natural Gas Giant Below the Marcellus? - Geology.comWhat is the Utica Shale? The Utica Shale is a black, calcareous, organic-rich shale of Middle Ordovician age that underlies significant portions of Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, New York, Quebec and other parts of eastern North America (see Figure 1).
- Operators Gearing Up To Test Utica Shale Formation Resource ... - AOGRBut lurking 2,000 to 7,000 feet beneath the massive Marcellus formation is an even more dominant geologic feature: the Utica Shale, an Ordovician-age formation that is thicker and much more geographically expansive than even the Marcellus.
- EIA produces new maps of the Utica Shale playThe U.S. Energy Information Administration has produced new maps that show the structure, thickness, and geologic setting of the Utica Shale play and the location of production wells. Production of oil and natural gas from the Utica play has increased since 2011, with more than 1,700 wells drilled as of January 2016.
- Utica Shale Play - U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) is adding and updating geologic information and maps of the major tight formations and shale plays for the continental United States. This document outlines updated information and maps for the Utica shale play of the Appalachian basin.
- Utica Shale: What's the Potential? - Natural Gas IntelligenceThe Utica Shale holds an estimated 38 Tcf of undiscovered, technically recoverable natural gas, or less than half that of the Marcellus Shale, according to the first assessment of the...
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