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Table of Contents SEPTEMBER 2017

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A Look Ahead Gas & Oil Events

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Landowners Advised To Document

Bill Albrecht

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Brothers Honored With Patriot Award

EXECUTIVE EDITORS

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Utica Shale Area Shows Greatest Growth

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Nexus Pipeline Project Pushed Back

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Natural Gas Training Provides Firefighters Extensive Opportunities

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Compressor Station Being Installed Near Wooster

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Chesapeake Energy to Hike Oil Production

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Ohio Pipelines: 26,000 Jobs, $1.2 Billion in Tax Revenue

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Crews work to install a Carpentry LTD compressor station just outside of Wooster, Ohio. The site Compressor Station will be home to the 50,000th ter At Woos compressor station built by the Estimates 330.231.0125 Ariel Corporation out of Mount Utica Counties Have Highest Growth LARGE Vernon.

Scale The station is an essential component to the Rover Pipeline project that will aid in the transmission of gas through the pipeline. The compressor station, which is along Elyria Road between Ickes Road and U.S. 30 and identified as “Ohio Gas & Oil” is a monthly publication. station CS-2 in Rover documentation, will consist of six individual compressors for a combined total of Copyright 2017.

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Gas & Oil Events • September 21, 2017

• October 1-3, 2017

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Attendees will network with the most influential industry executives and innovative leaders through two days of technical and public affairs insight sessions, major keynote addresses and a dynamic exhibit hall featuring all the major shale players. More details at ShaleInsight.com

Interstate Oil & Gas Compact Commission 2017 Annual Conference: Join us for this year’s Annual Conference in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to discuss developing regulatory plans for emerging challenges and current issues facing the exploration and production of oil and natural gas. Register today for one of IOGCC’s most highly anticipated meetings with other state regulators, federal officials and industry executives: http://iogcc.ok.gov/general-information1

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Landowners Advised To Document

Farm Bureau Meets With Those Impacted by Pipelines

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Bobby Warren • GateHouse Media or those who have Arnold advised property owners to keep pipelines coming a notebook and document every contact across their land, with a land agent, pipeline worker or three words of advice project inspector. Mizer’s presentation emerged from a Farm Bureau was primarily photographs he took of the meeting held on August 8th: Document. pipeline installation on his property. His Document. Document. wife joked he goes out 10 times a day to walk the project and take photographs.

The lesson has been taught before at other meetings involving pipeline landowners, Several attorneys who attended at the and it was reiterated again Tuesday night request of Farm Bureau concurred about when the Wayne County Farm Bureau the need for documentation. There has to scheduled a public policy committee be some way to link a problem with the meeting at Fisher Auditorium to address cause, they said. ongoing issues with the pipeline projects coming through the county, namely Arnold talked about one farmer who Energy Transfer Partners’ Rover and waited nearly a month to complain about a Kinder Morgan’s Utopia. backhoe stuck in his cornfield, yet he never photographed it. When inspectors were Mike Kauffman, president of Wayne sent to the farm, the backhoe was gone.

County Farm Bureau, said perhaps the organization didn’t quite have its ear to the Without proper records or documentation, ground like it should have, but that is why it could be hard to be successful if an issue the meeting was scheduled. Dale Arnold goes to court. of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation and George Mizer, a farmer from Harrison While litigation is a possibility, it is better County who has three pipelines crossing to reach a settlement, said Bea Wolper, his property, talked about what steps a partner with Columbus-based Emens people can take now that could potentially & Wolper Law Firm. Good records, make it easier to resolve any issues with documentation and photographs can help the pipeline companies. with that.

“You own the property, and you have the right to walk the construction site,” Arnold said. “Take photographs. ... Having photographs is key to linking an activity with damages.”

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Arnold encouraged property owners to call the pipeline company first with any complaints or issues. If they do not hear back within 36 hours, then call the appropriate agency. For Rover, it is the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

For Utopia, it is the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.

“Once you sign a contract, you think everything should be taken care of,” Mizer said. Unfortunately, he discovered that was not the case. Pipeline workers came on his property and started taking off the topsoil. When he discovered it, he told them to stop.

Mizer went to retrieve his contract and showed the workers a soil scientist was supposed to be on site when the topsoil was removed. The soil scientist was supposed to analyze the soil every 20 feet to determine what kind it was. The pipeline workers had already removed 1,000 feet of topsoil. The pipeline crossed over 5,260 feet of Mizer’s property, nearly a mile.

On another project, there was an issue with the topsoil, and the pipeline company came out to remedy it.

“It’s our ground, and I think we ought to take care of it,” Mizer said. “You need to be over there. This ground is your ground.”

“If you know something happened, that’s great, but if you can’t prove it,” then it will be difficult to be successful in resolving the issue in the courts, said Clinton Stahler of Columbus-based Goldman & Braunstein.

The photographs will help landowners ensure the companies live up to the terms of the agreement, said Matt Strayer of Goldman & Braunstein.

Millersburg attorney Chris White encouraged property owners to be their own best advocates. Attorneys can help, but they need to document what is happening on their land.

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pair of brothers from the Canton area earned The brothers are the first duo to receive the award. They accolades for their contributions to the gas and were honored for their long-time advocacy on behalf of oil industry in Ohio. the industry, which has included working with state legislators and getting involved within the Ohio Oil and During a ceremony at the Zanesville Country Gas Association since the late 1980s. The brothers based Club on Aug. 7, the Ohio Oil and Gas Association (OOGA) GonzOil in Canton and have been successful independent presented Doug and Frank Gonzalez with the 2017 oil and gas producers in Ohio for nearly three decades.

Oilfield Patriot Award, sponsored by Producers Service Corporation. The brothers are co-owners of GonzOil, Inc. “The Oilfield Patriot Award was made for people like Frank and Doug,” said Jim Aslanides, President of the The Oilfield Patriot Award is an annual honor bestowed Ohio Oil and Gas Association. by the trade association at its annual summer meeting.

Established in 2006, the award recognizes individuals who “The legacy that these men leave has brought countless have made significant contributions to protect, promote benefits to the Ohio oil and gas industry. Simultaneously, and advance the common interests of those engaged in all Doug’s involvement throughout the years on the Technical aspects of Ohio’s crude oil and natural gas industry.

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the state’s industry. Frank is a tireless champion for this industry through his involvement with the OOGA, and they are both so deserving of this prestigious award.�

Residents of Canton, GonzOil, Inc. was incorporated in 1988 after they both decided to leave stable careers and go to work for themselves. Doug is a graduate from Kent State University with a degree in geology; Frank is a graduate from Ohio University and received his MBA from Harvard Business School.

GonzOil drilled its first well in 1989. Their focus has always been to drill high quality wells, since they did not own their own drilling rigs, they never felt the need to drill a lot of wells.

Past Oilfield Patriot Award honorees include: Tom Stewart (2016) David R. Hill (2010) Jerry Olds (2015)

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olumbus Business First just released tax data showing that Utica Shale producing counties have the highest income growth in Ohio. And guess which county in Ohio has the highest income growth? Monroe County, home of the best natural gas producing wells in the state.

The new report highlights the past few years, showing a correlation between oil and natural gas drilling and production, and the personal income growth of residents who live and work in those counties.

The report found that from 2010 to 2015

tax filers in Monroe County reported more than $200,000 in adjusted gross income, representing a staggering 855 percent jump.

In fact the top six high-income growth counties are all squarely located in the core of Utica Shale development. Recall that it was only four years ago that the Akron Beacon Journal reported, “Shale has produced 630 new millionaires in two Ohio counties.”

still leads the pack with the most 525 and highest overall statewide production of natural gas. Belmont County has the second highest number of permits (488), with Harrison (391), Noble (213), Monroe (342), and Guernsey (203) rounding out the top six natural gas producing counties.

Another piece of data linking natural gas production to income growth shows these same counties with increased tax revenues, The top six counties reporting the highest thanks to property taxes paid by operators number of $200,000-plus tax filers were on production of oil and gas.

Monroe, Noble, Harrison, Carroll, Belmont As EID reported earlier this year, eastern and Guernsey.

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GateHouse Media Ohio TE Energy has pushed the projected in-service date for its NEXUS Gas Transmission pipeline into next year.

In a conference call with investors last week, DTE Chairman and Chief Executive Gerard M. Anderson said the company still feels good about NEXUS, even though the process has NEXUS was supposed to start carrying taken longer than the company would natural gas by the end of the year, like. but the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has yet to approve the The NEXUS project has all of the needed pipeline. FERC lacks a quorum of materials, equipment and construction commissioners and President Donald contracts, nearly all of the right-of-way J. Trump’s nominees are awaiting final easements and is in the final stages of confirmation by the U.S. Senate. getting permits, Anderson said.

NEXUS is a proposed 36-inchdiameter interstate pipeline. The $2.1 billion project would cross eastern and northern Stark County and the city of Green in Summit County. It would carry natural gas from the Utica and Marcellus shales to users in Ohio, Michigan, Canada and other Midwestern markets.

The Coalition to Reroute NEXUS (CORN) landowner group, with support from the city of Green, took FERC and NEXUS to federal court in Detroit-based DTE Energy and Spectra DTE estimated it would take seven to May, seeking to block the project. The Energy, which merged this year with 10 months to build NEXUS once FERC case is pending.

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Jacob Runnels • GateHouse Media n 2004, Euclid fire fighter Will Anderson was called to the scene of a house explosion, which was one of the most memorable moments of his career.

Due to a failed suicide attempt, a man had filled his house with gas and ignited his house into an explosion of flames, threatening the safety of each house in close proximity. Anderson, being a part of the Euclid firefighting crew since 2000, rushed to the scene with his fellow firefighters, but when they got there, it wasn’t safe for them to put out the fire and rescue those inside.

“We received some training with natural gas… and we knew the gas leak was the leading cause of the home explosion,” he said. “However, we knew the properties of the gas and we knew it was lighter than air.”

Since 2006, Dominion has given more than $500,000 in scholarships and grants to the Ohio Fire and Emergency Services Foundation.

With that knowledge, Anderson and his crew knew to call Dominion Energy, which was responsible for supplying natural gas to that area. Anderson said the Dominion crew was able to get to the scene as fast as they could to shut off the supply.

He said Dominion was able to shut off the supply, carefully measuring out how much to cut off so it wouldn’t affect the other homes in the neighborhood.

After that, Anderson and his crew were able to assess the structural safety of the house and save the day.

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While the house was eventually demolished due to the excessive damage done to it, that kind of memory stuck with him throughout his life as a key example of Dominion Energy being able to get out to the scene and assist him and his crew. Along with that, Dominion Energy has been sponsoring firefighter safety education programs as well as providing scholarships.

Since 2006, Dominion has given more than $500,000 in scholarships and grants to the Ohio Fire and Emergency Services Foundation. Charity foundations such as Dominion Energy’s help extend educational opportunities to firefighters like Anderson, who did receive training thanks to grants awarded to him. With Story continued on page 12 10 OhioGas&Oil

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that training, he was able to eventually climb to the Ohio firefighters, as well as ranks of assistant fire chief. symposiums for “(We and firefighters) have a mutual interest within new fire chiefs undergo the communities we serve,” said Neil Durbin, Senior to Communications Specialist for Dominion East Ohio. “We intensive training believe it makes good sense to provide this training to exercises. local firefighters for those rare instances, in emergency “It’s all about situations, where that training will prove necessary.” e d u c a t i n g in the Durbin said, through Dominion’s efforts, it provides those service,” classes to local firefighters that include the basics of fire Michelle natural gas, such as its properties, how and why it burns, said and at what ranges it will burn at. He said there are also F i t z g i b b o n , safety programs that, like what Dominion employees E x e c u t i v e receive, will train local firefighters with simulated Director of the Ohio Fire Chiefs’ natural gas fires.

Association “We “Our trainers provide a natural gas 101 type course, (OFCA). specific information with firefighting, and will get a provide a lot of leadership chance at extinguish natural gas fires,” he said. opport unities the He said this kind of training is different compared to through fire officer training. This kind of partnership has offered courses we offer.”

Assistant Chief William Anderson, OFC, grants and scholarships to firefighter executive courses to She said the Euclid Fire Department hopes to be a Fire Executive mentor to other firefighters, helping to Program helps continue educating and training others. train firefighters to eventually become fire chiefs through symposiums • Flatbed Trailers and a master’s degree-level class that lasts two and a half • Dropdeck Trailers years.

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With that kind of training, Anderson knew this was something he wanted to do “for the rest of my life.”

With grants and scholarships, he took the fire executive programs. He said he wants to “be a mentor” to other firefighters and he hopes those “who I mentor can pay it forward and become mentors themselves.”

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Dan Starcher and Bobby Warren• GateHouse Media Ohio unique compressor station is being installed outside Wooster as part of the Rover Pipeline project, and it has the three chiefs of the fire district that will be the first to respond to emergencies there concerned.

Prior to the project getting approval from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, many people raised safety concerns about the compression station being constructed along Elyria Road just north of U.S. Route 30.

Joe Villegas, director of Wayne County Emergency Management Agency has been working with area first responders to ensure that there is a plan of action in place in case of any emergencies at the compressor location.

“We had an initial meeting,” said Villegas. “From the beginning, we have been working with Rover to establish an ongoing training program. The main thing is that we maintain the proper contact information with Rover and stay on the same page.”

The station is an essential component to the project that However, trying to schedule further meetings with Rover’s will aid in the transmission of gas through the pipeline. safety and hazmat teams have not come to fruition yet.

The compressor station, which is along Elyria Road between Ickes Road and U.S. 30 and identified as station Shown Here: Crews work to install the compressor station along CS-2 in Rover documentation, will consist of six individual Elyria Road. The site will be home to the 50,000th compressor station, built by the Ariel Corporation out of Mount Vernon. compressors for a combined total of 38,745 horsepower.

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Rover spokeswoman Alexis Daniel said in an email that a meeting with EMA representatives will be scheduled closer to the One observer has noted that the CS-2 Rover compressor station being constructed along Elyria time the pipeline will go into operation, which is Road looks like a small town. the company’s standard process. “This meeting will New Pittsburg Fire District Chief Joe “Before the station is operational, we cover Rover’s Emergency Response Rice and assistant chiefs Brad Stull need an emergency preparedness plan Plan and training that is available and Mike Priest want to be prepared and an evacuation plan,” Priest said. to them annually.

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Area fire and emergency officials say they are hoping to meet with Rover safety teams to come up with an emergency preparedness plan and an evacuation plan at a compressor station for the pipeline.

Gas will be pumped to the pipeline from Eastern Ohio, Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia in two 42-inch lines.

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The remarks came during a conference call to discuss the Oklahoma City-based driller’s quarterly earnings.

Chesapeake made $470 million or 47 cents a share during the second quarter. Total revenue for the quarter was $2.28 billion for the quarter, up 41 percent from a year ago, but down 17 percent from the previous quarter.

The company has drilled the most Utica Shale wells in Ohio, with 644 of them producing, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, and has a field office in Louisville.

Above photo of the Utica Shale Drilling Operations courtesy of Chesapeake Energy.

connected 94 wells to pipelines at a cost of $667 million Chesapeake averaged daily production of 527,600 barrels of during the quarter. oil equivalent, consisting of 88,400 barrels of oil, 2.3 billion cubic feet of natural gas and 56,900 barrels of natural gas The company plans to start production from 250 wells during the second half of the year and produce more than 100,000 liquids. barrels of oil per day by the start of 2018.

Utica Shale wells accounted for 97 million barrels of oil Chief Executive Doug Lawler said he expected projects in the equivalent per day of total production.

Utica Shale, the Eagle Ford Shale in Texas and the Powder Chesapeake is operating 18 rigs across the country but plans River Basin in Wyoming to drive production growth. to drop four of them before the year’s end.

Lawler said Chesapeake could achieve a neutral cash flow The company drilled 102 wells, completed 107 wells and with oil worth $50 per barrel and natural gas worth $3 per thousand cubic feet.

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But natural gas prices in the Northeast are being impacted by delays in the construction of the Rover and NEXUS Gas Transmission pipeline projects.

As of June 30, Chesapeake had sold $95 million in assets and had another $265 million in deals pending and expected to close by October.

The company has $9.7 billion in debt and is looking to reduce that balance by $2 billion to $3 billion, Lawler said.

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EID recently reported that these Cleveland State University recently projects — including the $8 billion reported, that fracking has directly natural gas lines in various stages contributed to over $50 billion of of construction — have led to 4.2 investments in the Buckeye State million work hours over a 16-month in over a period of a few years, period for local union labor. New $38 billion of which was directly EID research finds these five pipeline attributed to horizontal drilling projects will cumulatively create over and hydraulic fracturing upstream 26,000 jobs through construction spending. Natural gas from the of 1,241 miles of natural gas lines.

Altogether, they will generate over $1.2 billion in local tax revenues during the first five years the lines are in operation. These five projects will move 7.65 billion cubic feet (Bcf) of natural gas per day.

This infrastructure is sorely needed for takeaway capacity of the Utica Shale’s 4 Bcf per day production, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), which continues to rise and experts believe may account for 39 percent of technically recoverable gas reserves.

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With a standard factor of tax revenue established, the decline in revenue generation over the initial operational period for these projects was then calculated. To calculate this, the NEXUS project was used as a benchmark.

According to the economic impact study for the NEXUS project, the estimated annual tax revenue from the project is predicted to decrease by approximately seven percent per year over the first five years. Therefore, we conservatively assumed that a 10 percent reduction from the highs of the first year in service would generate a total tax revenue of $1,268,797,500 cumulatively for the first five years of operations for all five projects.

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Many of the unions associated with pipeline development and construction are also joining with the National Association of Royalty Owners (NARO) on this mission to get these projects approved. NARO members recently sent letters to members of Congress stating: “With many of our members having a direct interest in the completion of oil and gas projects across the country, there is a necessary awareness that we have in knowing

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As U.S. Secretary of Energy Rick Perry recently said of natural gas, “You put the supply out there and demand will follow.” To that end, getting these infrastructure projects to the finish line is critical to ensure the enormous supply of Marcellus and Utica shale gas gets “out there.”

NARO’s words underscore the transportation bottleneck the Appalachian Basin is facing — there is an abundance of natural gas, but not enough pipelines to move it to consumers. It’s clear the problem for Marcellus and Utica shales is not production, but takeaway capacity. This is not only a problem for companies that explore and produce natural gas; it’s a problem for mineral owners as well.

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