With the current state of shale saturation in the U.S. and exporting limited, is drilling slowing down for Antero wells in the Marcellus/central West Virginia?
If they are drilling new wells, will they put them into production right away if pipeline is available or shut-in?
Are royalties declining to royalty holders?
If a well can put out say, 2 MM cubic feet/day, will that still be the case in today’s market?
Thank you.
Antero drilled our five wells in Nov 19. Haven’t heard from them, however by law they have several (after production starts) months before they start paying. They have invested millions of dollars in these wells, and they are hedged on most production, however COVID-19 is a new unknown. Antero is very active in Tyler County. Their treatment of our friends has been fair, but always best to keep your eyes open. Good luck!
Thank you for your reply GWM. I’m next door in Doddridge. I suspect the same case for the wells on me. Fracking is scheduled this year. I’m close to the processing plant on Rt. 50 and pipelines to carry the product are alongside the pad through me. Someday. 
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