Marcellus Shale Gas & Oil Information
Marcellus Shale is a geological formation that was formed by the accumulation of sediment into a sea. This formation was eventually buried over many thousands of years and compressed to produce an organic-rich black shale. This geological formation, which dates back to the Devonian time period, stretches from the Northeast to the Southwest in direction. Click on the following links for more information about "Utica and Marcellus Shale"...
The Ohio State University Subsurface Energy Resource Center Website: http://serc.osu.edu/resources
more informative websites:
Oil and Gas Lease Considerations
Gas/Oil Drilling Impacts on Water Quality
OSU Extension press release on Shale Gas Issues
OSU Ohio Oil and Gas Law "library"
What is the Marcellus Shale Formation?
Landowners and Leasing for Oil and Gas in Ohio
A Landowners Guide to Oil and Gas Leasing in Ohio
Natural Gas Drilling Could be Boon for Landowners, But Be Cautious
Marcellus Education Fact Sheets:
- Questions Citizens and Local Leaders Should Be Asking
- Marcellus Shale Exploration and Development: Organizing a Community Task Force
- Tax Treatment of Natural Gas
- Considerations for Hiring Financial Professionals
- Forest Landowners and Natural Gas Development: Timber Resources
- Negotiating Pipeline Rights-of-Way in Pennsylvania
- Avoiding and Mitigating Soil Compaction Associated with Natural Gas Development
Utica and Marcellus Shale Gas and Oil Lease Terms Powerpoint
Shale Gas Development in Ohio: Landowner Leasing
The Marcellus Shale Play: Geology, History, and Oil & Gas Potential in Ohio
Recommendations for Water Well Sampling Before Oil and Gas Drilling
Oil & Gas Leasing Issues Powerpoint (OFBF)
Unusual Ohio Oil and Gas Lease Provisions
Natural Gas Exploration: A Landowners Guide to Financial Management
Marcellus and Utica Shale Data
EPA Identifies Case Studies for Hydraulic Fracturing Study
Public Hearing on Marcellus Shale - April 15, 2009
The Marcellus Resource - Impacts in Pennsylvania Powerpoint
Natural Gas Exploration: A Landowner's Guide to Leasing Land in Pennsylvania
Marcellus Shale: What Local Government Officials Need to Know
Article which features OSU Extension Educator Cliff Little on items to consider before signing a leaseLink for a printable 8.5 x 11 inch PDF flow chart of the things you should consider before signing a Gas and Oil Lease for your property
Power point presentation that may be found in a standard oil and gas lease, and help you evaluate the meaning of the statements and terminology often seen in lease documents. You may view this presentation by clicking on this link.
