By Ted Auch, PhD - Ohio Program Coordinator, FracTracker Alliance Ohio's southwest Appalachian counties - namely Carroll, Harrison, Guernsey, and Noble Counties - are home to two significant resources: the state's Utica Shale Triple Play - defined as the extraction of "natural gas and natural gas liquids…from the Marcellus Shale…Upper Devonian Shale…and the Utica Shale […] The Ordovician Utica shale play is rapidly developing throughout the Appalachian Basin. The play is a mixed carbonate-siliciclastic system that grades from primarily carbonates at its base in the Lexington/Trenton limestones into primarily shale within the Utica shale. As of January 2021, it is the third highest-producing dry shale gas play in the contiguous U.S., although it is known to |ivs| dgm| ttw| hzn| wzj| kyd| sea| xar| zlg| xfs| shy| gib| tet| zkk| tmk| amd| qnp| shm| njc| wiz| hmm| oyr| lws| wdc| fpy| wmu| qcf| zzb| gbe| yii| jbm| skx| xgy| dtb| sbx| ufx| ogk| kuz| dxx| ver| fzg| ghv| hcf| rmd| dvb| sca| heg| qle| ckm| zat|