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Rowdy Protests Delay NEB Hearings on TransCanada Gas-to-Oil Mainline Conversion

A legal protest motion and rowdy demonstrators pushed the National Energy Board (NEB) into calling a time-out Tuesday to hearings on TransCanada Corp.’s plan for partial conversion of its natural gas Mainline to oil service.

September 1, 2016

Federal Court Denies XTO’s Motion to Dismiss Pennsylvania Class Action Royalties Lawsuit

A federal judge in Pennsylvania has denied ExxonMobil Corp. subsidiary XTO Energy Inc.’s motion to dismiss what could be a class action lawsuit filed against it last year for allegedly deducting post-production costs from royalty payments in the state.

May 16, 2016

Federal Court Denies XTO’s Motion to Dismiss Pennsylvania Class Action Royalties Lawsuit

A federal judge in Pennsylvania has denied ExxonMobil Corp. subsidiary XTO Energy Inc.’s motion to dismiss what could be a class action lawsuit filed against it last year for allegedly deducting post-production costs from royalty payments in the state.

May 16, 2016

Pennsylvania Landowners Want Chesapeake Settlement Approved Before It’s Too Late

Fearing that the downturn in oil and natural gas prices has battered the finances of Chesapeake Energy Corp. and could eventually threaten an $18 million settlement with thousands of Pennsylvania landowners, two plaintiffs have filed a motion for court ordered mediation to approve the settlement swiftly.

March 2, 2016
Retrial Denied, Aruba to Appeal $2.95M Barnett ‘Nuisance’ Verdict

Retrial Denied, Aruba to Appeal $2.95M Barnett ‘Nuisance’ Verdict

Aruba Petroleum Inc.’s motion for a new trial in a drilling/hydraulic fracturing (fracking) nuisance case has been denied by a Texas judge and the company plans to appeal the $2.95M judgment against it.

September 18, 2014

Nevada Group Seeks Injunction Against BLM Leases

A conservation-minded citizens group in northeastern Nevada has filed for a preliminary injunction to block a disputed Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lease sale until a more complete environmental review is done.

July 17, 2014

Dimock Township Refuses to Back Water Deliveries

Exasperated with being at the center of a pitched debate over the safety of hydraulic fracturing (fracking), elected officials in Dimock Township, PA, voted unanimously Monday evening to decline an offer by the city of Binghamton, NY about 30 miles away, to deliver potable water supplies to some of the town’s residents.

December 7, 2011

IPAA Scores Early Victory with EPA over Hydrofracking

A federal appeals court in Washington, DC, has rejected a motion by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to dismiss a case brought by independent producers alleging that the agency failed to go through the proper channels to regulate diesel fuel used in the hydraulic fracturing (fracking) process.

January 24, 2011

Calais LNG’s Fate in Hands of Maine Regulators

The Maine Board of Environmental Protection (MBEP) is scheduled to vote Thursday on a motion to end Calais LNG’s effort to build a $1 billion liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal, import facility and pipeline project in Calais, ME.

December 15, 2010

Cabot’s Motion to Dismiss Marcellus Lawsuit Denied

A federal judge in Pennsylvania last month denied a motion by Cabot Oil & Gas Corp. to dismiss a case brought by Dimock Township, PA, residents who claim that their health and property has been harmed by the producer’s natural gas activities.

December 6, 2010
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