The average natural gas well in North America is experiencing accelerated decline rates. This year, the average well will post 30%-plus decline rates

We have seen a nearly 50% increase in the number of producing natural gas wells since the beginning of this decade, and production has barely moved.

It only takes five to ten days of cold weather to wipe out about 400-500 billion cubic feet of gas. And unlike last year, The Farmer's Almanac, which has a highly respectable track record for seasonal predictions, says we can expect bitter cold and plenty of snow for the winter ahead