Chesapeake, the second largest producer of natural gas and the 11th largest producer of oil in the U.S., has undergone a significant transformation in the last two years. Under new leadership and with a focus on capital efficiency and speed, the company is maximizing its best-in-class asset portfolio. Malody discusses how Chesapeake's new operational approaches in both the Marcellus and Utica plays have decreased well costs while increasing production.
- Dale Malody, vice president, Appalachia North, Chesapeake Energy Corp.
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