A new graphic published by Visual Capitalist illustrates that the Appalachian region’s natural gas output is second only to Russia.
The region is sometimes referred
to as the Shale Crescent, and there is an organization with the same name that
advocates for bringing in manufacturing to the region to take advantage of the
low feedstock price for natural gas and its derivatives. Pennsylvania, Eastern
Ohio, and West Virginia make up the Shale Crescent.
“Its scale creates advantages beyond energy production.
Businesses located near abundant natural gas can benefit from reliable supply,
reduced transportation costs, and access to a critical industrial feedstock.”
“The data demonstrates that Shale Crescent USA is not
simply a leading U.S. region—it is a globally significant energy producer.”
“Consequently, manufacturers evaluating new locations
may find the region’s combination of scale, reliability, security, and resource
availability particularly compelling for their long-term goals.”
References:
Ranked:
U.S. Natural Gas vs. Countries. Ryan Bellefontaine. Design - Akhila
Ayyalasomayajula, Athul Alexander, and Abha Patil. Visual Capitalist. September
15, 2026. Ranked:
U.S. Natural Gas vs. Countries
Shale
Crescent USA. Website. A
World Class Manufacturing Advantage – Shale Crescent




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