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Stone Sees Hiccup in Marcellus Due to Pipeline Failures

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Stone Sees Hiccup in Marcellus Due to Pipeline Failures

Stone Energy Corporation has reported an update on its Appalachian operations.

In Appalachia, production has been impacted by three third party pipeline failures since late December 2012 and an unscheduled gas processing plant outage. 

During the first quarter of 2013, net volumes were impacted by approximately 20 MMcfe per day.  The most recent pipeline failure occurred in late March 2013 on a 24-inch Williams pipeline in Marshall County West Virginia and continues to curtail production in the Mary field. The two previous pipeline interruptions on the Williams 12-inch line have been repaired.  Stone is currently producing approximately 45 MMcfe per day (net) from Appalachia. 

Stone estimates approximately 20 MMcfe per day (net) will remain curtailed until the 24-inch line is repaired…

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