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The Appalachia Basin: Overview
The Appalachia Basin is the largest natural gas producing region in the United States, anchored by the prolific Marcellus and Utica shale formations that extend across Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, and portions of New York. The basin’s massive scale and world-class gas production have fundamentally reshaped the American energy landscape, driving down natural gas prices and positioning the northeastern U.S. as a major supply hub.
The Marcellus Shale, which extends from depths of 5,000 to 9,000 feet, is the single largest gas-producing formation in the country. The deeper Utica Shale has emerged as a complementary target, with some of the most prolific gas and condensate wells in North America drilled in the Ohio portion of the play. Together, these formations produce over 35 billion cubic feet per day of natural gas, supplying both domestic markets and growing LNG export demand through pipeline connections to the Gulf Coast.
Whether you’re an operator expanding your Marcellus or Utica position, a mineral owner in southwestern Pennsylvania or the West Virginia panhandle, or an investor evaluating Appalachian natural gas assets, Energy Domain delivers the data and marketplace access you need.
Appalachia Basin at a Glance
- Largest U.S. gas-producing region spanning Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, and New York
- Primary formations: Marcellus Shale, Utica Shale
- Key counties: Washington, Greene, Susquehanna (PA); Marshall, Wetzel, Doddridge (WV); Belmont, Monroe (OH)
- Production: 35+ Bcf/d of natural gas from Marcellus and Utica combined
- Top operators: EQT Corporation, Range Resources, Southwestern Energy, CNX Resources, Antero Resources
- Depth: Marcellus 5,000–9,000 ft; Utica 6,000–14,000 ft
Appalachia Basin Data — Evaluate & Monitor
Energy Domain Data delivers comprehensive, continuously updated oil and gas intelligence for the Appalachia Basin — built for operators, landmen, mineral owners, and financial analysts who need accurate data without paying enterprise prices.
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Unlike legacy providers that lock you into nationwide contracts, Energy Domain lets you subscribe to the Appalachia Basin by county or basin — with monthly or annual options and no long-term commitment. Manage your subscription, add or remove geographies, and control seat allocations directly in the platform. No sales calls required.
Comprehensive Appalachia Basin Data
Core Data
- Well Header Data — API, operator, lease name, location, target formation, status, permit information, and more
- Production Data — Monthly and annual oil, gas, and water volumes as reported by the states
- Current Rig Locations — Updated daily using state reports, contractor reports, and satellite imagery
- Directional Surveys — Raw deviation data including MD, inclination, and azimuth for horizontal wells
- Well Test Data — Updated Texas and Louisiana well tests that drive the allocation process
- FracFocus Integration — Full completion data tracking
- Well Status & Regulatory Change Logs — Exact state-reported lifecycle statuses, shut-ins, recompletions, and reactivations
Derived & Enhanced Data
- Production Allocations — Well test–driven allocations for applicable leases
- Confirmed Interval — Identifies the primary interval each horizontal well is landed in
- Operator & Reservoir Aliasing — Unified naming across inconsistent state and operator reporting
- Lateral Lengths & Perf Intervals — Industry-standard calculations and reported perforation intervals
- Up-to-Date Well Statuses — Event-driven status engine updated daily
Powerful Application Tools
- Map-Driven Analytics — Visualize Appalachia Basin well activity, rig locations, and production data on an interactive map
- Forecasting & Type Curve Analytics — Generate forecasts and type curves with flexible decline modeling built into the application
- Geospatial Activity Alerts — Define custom areas of interest and receive notifications on new rig placements and well activity
- Data Export — Export well lists, production data, and more for use in your own workflows
- DataStream Direct (API Access) — JDBC/ODBC connector for integrating Energy Domain data directly into your BI tools and systems
- Live Chat Support — Get in-app help with an average response time under five minutes
Why Energy Domain for the Appalachia Basin?
Legacy providers charge enterprise-level prices designed for the largest operators. Energy Domain delivers the same high-quality upstream data at a fraction of the cost, with flexible county, basin, and nationwide subscriptions, transparent pricing, and no long-term contracts. Subscribe to exactly the geography you underwrite.
Beyond core state-reported production and permits, Energy Domain builds proprietary derived datasets: volume-conserved production allocations, Confirmed Interval landing zone identification, daily rig locations sourced directly from drilling contractors, and Texas mineral appraisal data. The data you actually need to underwrite a deal, not just the data the state happens to publish.
Founded by landmen and oil and gas professionals who spent years working with legacy platforms. Every dataset, every field, every delivery method is informed by real upstream workflows, from PDP underwriting to runsheet construction to rig tracking. We ship improvements in weeks, not quarters.
99.97% lifetime uptime. DataStream Direct JDBC access for piping data straight into your warehouse. Snowflake connectivity. Self-serve subscription management. Live product roadmap. Energy Domain is built for the way engineering and acquisition teams actually consume data.
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Whether you’re looking for Appalachia Basin data, ready to buy or sell assets, or both — Energy Domain has you covered.
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