The federal government should leave shale regulation to the states, but companies should be ready for changes to the tax code that will likely impact their industry, a bipartisan panel of lawmakers told a Philadelphia audience last Wednesday.
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Range Touting Benefits of Barnett Sale
It’s only been two and a half months, but Range Resources Corp. said its decision to leave the Barnett Shale is already paying off.
July 25, 2011
Range Touting Benefits from Barnett Shale Exit
It’s only been two and a half months, but Range Resources Corp. said its decision to leave the Barnett Shale is already paying off.
July 20, 2011
New Jersey Passes ‘Moot’ Legislation Banning Fracking
New Jersey isn’t even a player in the shale game, but lawmakers there have decided to leave the stadium altogether.
July 5, 2011
‘Moot’ Legislation Banning Fracking Passes in New Jersey
New Jersey isn’t even a player in the shale game, but lawmakers there have decided to leave the stadium altogether.
July 4, 2011
Congressional Natural Gas Caucus Critical of EPA Actions
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has overstepped its jurisdiction in Pennsylvania and should leave regulation of oil and gas to state officials, according to some members of Congress.
June 9, 2011
Range Sparring with Pennsylvania Township Over Zoning
Range Resources Corp. is threatening to leave a western Pennsylvania township over a dispute with local officials.
April 11, 2011
Range Sparring with Pennsylvania Township Over Zoning
Range Resources Corp. is threatening to leave a western Pennsylvania township over a dispute with local officials.
April 11, 2011
Most Points Flat to Down While Northeast Spikes
The cash market was flat to slightly lower outside of the Northeast as a winter storm started to leave the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic behind. Most trading points from New England through the Washington, DC, area were still recording spikes, while points out West were mostly flat.
January 28, 2011
Winter Storm-Led Price Advances Now Receding
A juggernaut of arctic air starting to exit the Northeast will leave temperatures close to normal Tuesday in the region, which was hit hardest pricewise by the latest winter storm. Temperatures were expected to stay largely static or grow slightly warmer in other market areas.
January 25, 2011
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