Ascent Resources holds 350,000 net acres in the overpressured southern part of Ohio’s Utica play, primarily in Belmont, Jefferson, Guernsey, Harrison and Noble counties. Bolstered by $1.5 billion worth of acquisitions last year, the Oklahoma City-based company now produces from some monster wells. Learn more about how Ascent manages technology, well spacing and commodity prices.
SPEAKER(S):
Jeff A. Fisher, CEO, Ascent Resources
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“Ascent In The Utica” featured in the August 2018 issue of Oil and Gas Investor
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