The rig count - and associated drilling activity - is on the rise despite low natural gas prices, according to this article in the WSJ: "But the number of rigs drilling for gas has bounced back 36% since July, as energy companies plowed into new fields in Pennsylvania, Louisiana and elsewhere that remained profitable even at low prices." Nice, brief discussion.
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