“Since March 2009, the premium for natural gas liquids over the price of natural gas has grown. NGLs, which include propane, ethane, butane, pentane and natural gasoline, are produced in conjunction with natural gas, and the quantity of liquids varies from basin to basin and often from well to well. To take advantage of the NGL price premiums, producers are now seeking out liquid-rich shale plays—such as the Eagle Ford and the Marcellus.” Quoted from the EIA Natural Gas Update.
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