Gas pricing

Does anyone know how Encana and Shell sell their gas?  The last few checks we've gotten have sold at a lower and lower rate.  We have been following the future gas prices, which have been increasing over the last couple months, and it seems like they sell about $1.00 (or more) lower than what we've seen in the trends.  Just wondering if anyone is up on all of that.

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Permalink Reply by Les Bamburg on January 17, 2011 at 18:13
Lisa, your post implied the decline in production was related to the operator decreasing the choke size with time.  Yes - wells are choked but the choke size would be gradually increased with time not decreased.  All shale gas wells decrease in rate over time.
Permalink Reply by MJC on February 4, 2011 at 16:13

Lisa,

 I am in section 25. Have not received any royalties from Samson on the Breedlove #25 well. Have you? I believe it has been producing since sometime in early Oct? Thanks, Michael Carter

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