U.S. gas well numbers rise despite low prices
The number of producing gas wells in the U.S. rose significantly over the course of the last year, despite prices that seldom crept above $4/MBtu. In 2013, there were 485,000 active producing gas wells in the U.S. In 2014, that number rose to 514,782.
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