For 20 years, the Appalachian region has played a pivotal role in supplying the U.S., and the world, with natural gas. New pipeline access has freed some constraints, but more are needed. Meanwhile, natural gas prices remain stubbornly low, but relief may soon come in the form of rapid increases in LNG demand. This analysis of Appalachian natural gas production will cover:

• Production outlook for Appalachian natural gas producers
• Perspective on midstream trends, and when to expect new capacity
• The impact, and the timing, of long-awaited LNG demand
• Henry Hub pricing expectations in short and long term