Effectiveness & Efficiencies: This roundtable of operating and service company experts detail what is working in the Marcellus and Utica today, from drilling efficiencies to completion methodologies. How do technologies and techniques in the two plays differ, and how are companies wringing the most value from their field dollars?
- Tony Angelle, vice president of the Northeast area at Halliburton;
- Paul Cole, sales manager of pressure pumping services at Schlumberger;
- Rodney Archibeque, director of operations of the Southern Marcellus Shale division at Range Resources; and
- Mark Malone, vice president of operations at Gulfport Energy.
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