Eclipse Resources occupies a premier position in the Utica Shale, and it recently released new fiscal year 2015 production guidance of 180- to 190 MMcfe/d—implying 154% year-over-year growth. Capital spending of $352 million is in store. Hulburt shares details about where that capex will be targeted and how Eclipse is bringing down costs.
- Benjamin W. Hulburt, CEO, president and chairman, Eclipse Resources Corp.
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