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1 State of the Energy Industry
George Stark – Director, External Affairs @StarkGeorge

2 About the Marcellus World class asset Pennsylvania is now the 2nd largest producer of natural gas in the country, behind Texas Shale gas production accounted for more than half of U.S. natural gas production in 2015 This number is expected to grow to 70% by 2040 (EIA)

3 Cabot’s assets

4 Cumulative Production
Cabot’s assets Completing: 8 wells (247 Stages) Wells Producing: 437 H, 39V WOPL: 0 wells (0 Stages) WOC: 61 wells (1,768 Stages) Horizontal Rig Count: 1 NY NY PA PA Cumulative Production 11-15 BCF 8-11 BCF 5-8 BCF 2-5 BCF 15+ BCF Susquehanna Lackawanna Wyoming Pipelines Constitution Built/Williams Bluestone Tennessee Millennium ~ 3 Miles ~ 3 Miles Aerial photo, Township Lines, Cabot Wells and Acreage

5 Infrastructure access

6 Location is a game-changer

7 What does this mean for us?
In a word: savings Americans have already saved more than $38 billion on gasoline in (Market Watch). Households are saving an average of $2,000 per year thanks to lower energy prices (IHS). Electricity, natural gas prices continue to hold steady for businesses & households across the country.

8 What does the future hold?
Increased reliance on natural gas Marcellus & Utica reservoirs are responsible for 85% of the U.S. shale gas production growth since the start of 2012 (EIA). Shell’s ethane cracker is bringing a new business to the region and will create thousands of jobs EPA Clean Power Plan effects

9 Thank you! George Stark George.Stark@cabotog.com 412-249-3909


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