The Supreme Court of Arkansas on Thursday upheld a lower court ruling dismissing a lawsuit against the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission (AGFC) for leasing thousands of state-protected wildlife acres in the Fayetteville Shale for gas exploration.
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Pennsylvania Considers Regulating Gathering Lines
A bill moving through the Pennsylvania General Assembly would give state regulators more oversight over intrastate pipelines, but the sponsor of the legislation wants to expand it to include gathering lines in remote areas that aren’t currently regulated.
Pennsylvania Town Mulls EXCO Lease Proposal
The borough council of Ford City, PA, about 40 miles northeast of Pittsburgh in Armstrong County, is considering a proposal from EXCO Resources Inc. to lease nearly 300 acres of borough land for Marcellus Shale gas drilling operations.
Arkansas to Require Frack Fluid Disclosure
In a unanimous vote, Arkansas regulators have agreed to give the public access to the ingredients of hydraulic fracturing (frack) fluid used to stimulate wells in their state, but they can’t have the recipe. The new rule will apply to wells permitted after Jan. 15.
Quebec’s Utica Development Leads to Big Payoff, Study Finds
Quebec’s shale gas could generate as many as 19,000 jobs and more than C$1 billion in annual royalties for the province, according to an economic benefits study issued on Friday.
New York DEC Considers Leasing Forest Land for Drilling
The New York Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is considering a long-term plan for state forests that would allow more land to be leased for natural gas and oil development.
No Pause to Refresh in U.S. Gas Fields
U.S. natural gas producers’ “zest” to continue pouring it on to up their output in light of full storage and low prices may appear foolhardy, but considering their motivations, the growth in the U.S. rig count isn’t too surprising, said energy analysts last week.
No Pause to Refresh in U.S. Gas Fields, Say Analysts
U.S. natural gas producers’ “zest” to continue pouring it on to up their output in light of full storage and low prices may appear foolhardy, but considering their motivations, the growth in the U.S. rig count isn’t too surprising, said energy analysts at Barclays Capital.
No Pause to Refresh in U.S. Gas Fields, Say Analysts
U.S. natural gas producers’ “zest” to continue pouring it on to up their output in light of full storage and low prices may appear foolhardy, but considering their motivations, the growth in the U.S. rig count isn’t too surprising, said energy analysts at Barclays Capital.
Fort Worth Considers More Tests at Barnett Drilling Sites
The Fort Worth, TX, city council is considering whether to use city funds to retest ambient air quality around the city’s natural gas drilling sites to determine whether drilling and production are contributing to the city’s air pollution.