Tenaska Resources, LLC
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| - | Here is where some info about '''Tenaska Resources, LLC''' | + | [[Image:Tenaska_wv_map.gif|frame|center|<div align="center">Map showing Tenaska's operations in northern West Virginia<br>Map courtesy of [http://www.tenaska.com/ Tenaska].</div>]]'''Tenaska Resources, LLC''' is a natural gas exploration and production company formed in 2008 by ''Tenaska Energy, Inc.'' It is a ''stand-alone company'' that is ''managed, but not owned by'' Tenaska Energy, Inc. and Tenaska Energy Holdings, LLC (collectively called “Tenaska”). It focuses on the [[Marcellus shale|Marcellus shale formation]]. Tenaska is a large, privately-held, diversified public utility headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska. It is among the top ten natural gas marketers in the U.S. According to the company's ''2009 Annual Report'', at year-end Tenaska Resources, LLC had established a leasehold of 47,000 acres in [[West Virginia]] and [[Pennsylvania]]. |
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| - | '''Tenaska Resources, LLC''' is a natural gas exploration and production company formed in 2008 by ''Tenaska Energy, Inc.'' The latter is a large, privately-held, diversified public utility headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska. The parent company is among the top ten natural gas marketers in the U.S. | + | The company was in the process of acquiring additional Marcellus shale leases in both Pennsylvania and West Virginia and had begun a drilling program there. By the close of 2009, Tenaska had drilled 7 exploratory wells in West Virginia out of nine that were permitted. The objective of these wells was to prove the existence of commercially recoverable natural gas reserves. The wells were drilled by another Tenaska subsidiary known as ''Tenaska Drilling Services, LLC''. |
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| - | The company is in the process of acquiring [[Marcellus shale]] leases in [[Pennsylvania]] and [[West Virginia]] and plans to start a drilling program there. | + | |
| An April, 2009 report found a landman representing Tenaska leasing land near Metz in rural Marion County, West Virginia a few miles miles northwest of Fairmont, West Virginia. | An April, 2009 report found a landman representing Tenaska leasing land near Metz in rural Marion County, West Virginia a few miles miles northwest of Fairmont, West Virginia. | ||
| - | In September, 2009 a report appeared that mentioned Tenaska had been drilling along Coal Lick Road a couple of miles outside of Albright in Preston County, WV. | + | In September, 2009 a report appeared mentioning that Tenaska had been drilling along Coal Lick Road a couple of miles northeast of Albright in Preston County, WV. The Cheat River passes very near Albright. |
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| + | According to a March, 2010 press release, the company through its affiliate, ''Tenaska Midstream Services, LLC'', was building a 16-mile gas gathering pipeline in Preston County, WV that was to connect with a [[Columbia Gas Transmission]] line bringing gas to Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C. The line was to be built in partnership with [[Superior Appalachian Pipeline LLC]] with targeted completion during the 4th quarter of 2010. This new line was also expandable to connect up at a later date with the [[Spectra_Energy#Texas_Eastern_Pipeline|Texas Eastern Pipeline]]. The gathering system was to transport gas from Tenaska wells located in Preston Co. and be operated by Superior Appalachian. | ||
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| + | [[Image:Tenaska_pa_map.gif|frame|center|<div align="center">Map depicting Tenaska's holdings in northeastern Pennsylvania<br>Map Courtesy of [http://www.tenaska.com/ Tenaska].</div>]] | ||
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| + | In March, 2011 the company was reported leasing in [[Tioga|Tioga County, PA]]. | ||
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| + | * Howard L. Hawks is Tenaska's Chairman and CEO. | ||
| + | * Tom Boyd is Tenaska Vice President and General Manager of Exploration, Production and Midstream. | ||
| - | Howard L. Hawks is Tenaska's Chairman and CEO. | + | [[Category:E&P Companies]] |
| + | [[Category:Active]] [[Category:Affiliate]] [[Category: Domestic]] [[Category:Pennsylvania]] [[Category:Tioga County, PA]] [[Category:Northeastern PA]] [[Category:West Virginia]] [[Category:Marion County, WV]] [[Category:Preston County]] [[Category:Northern West Virginia]] [[Category:Marcellus shale]] [[Category:25,000 to 50,000 acres]] [[Category:Support, midstream]] | ||
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Map courtesy of Tenaska.
The company was in the process of acquiring additional Marcellus shale leases in both Pennsylvania and West Virginia and had begun a drilling program there. By the close of 2009, Tenaska had drilled 7 exploratory wells in West Virginia out of nine that were permitted. The objective of these wells was to prove the existence of commercially recoverable natural gas reserves. The wells were drilled by another Tenaska subsidiary known as Tenaska Drilling Services, LLC.
An April, 2009 report found a landman representing Tenaska leasing land near Metz in rural Marion County, West Virginia a few miles miles northwest of Fairmont, West Virginia.
In September, 2009 a report appeared mentioning that Tenaska had been drilling along Coal Lick Road a couple of miles northeast of Albright in Preston County, WV. The Cheat River passes very near Albright.
According to a March, 2010 press release, the company through its affiliate, Tenaska Midstream Services, LLC, was building a 16-mile gas gathering pipeline in Preston County, WV that was to connect with a Columbia Gas Transmission line bringing gas to Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C. The line was to be built in partnership with Superior Appalachian Pipeline LLC with targeted completion during the 4th quarter of 2010. This new line was also expandable to connect up at a later date with the Texas Eastern Pipeline. The gathering system was to transport gas from Tenaska wells located in Preston Co. and be operated by Superior Appalachian.
Map Courtesy of Tenaska.
In March, 2011 the company was reported leasing in Tioga County, PA.
- Howard L. Hawks is Tenaska's Chairman and CEO.
- Tom Boyd is Tenaska Vice President and General Manager of Exploration, Production and Midstream.
