The GPA Midstream Association said it opposes efforts by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to collect a broad range of information from the oil and gas industry under the Clean Air Act (CAA), but that if the plan goes through the agency should streamline certain regulatory programs.
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Supreme Court of Ohio Will Hear Appeal of ‘Home Rule’ Case
The Supreme Court of Ohio has agreed to hear an appeal in a case involving local ordinances, or “home rule” laws, that pits a Utica Shale driller against a Summit County municipality that had tried to shut down the driller’s operations.
GMX Resources Seeks Protection Through Chapter 11 Filing
GMX Resources Inc. (GMXR) announced Monday that it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and is looking to finalize an asset purchase agreement with holders of the company’s senior secured notes to acquire all of GMXR’s operating assets and undeveloped acreage.
Shippers Mostly Ready to Rehab Columbia Gas Pipeline
Appalachian/Marcellus natural gas producers and distributors expressed their support — or said they did not oppose — Columbia Gas Transmission LLC’s proposed settlement aimed at a long-overdue modernization of its natural gas pipeline system, but the NiSource Inc. line’s proposal to recover its investment via a tracker-surcharge drew some critics.
Shippers Generally Support Settlement to Rehabilitate Columbia Pipe
Appalachian/Marcellus natural gas producers and distributors expressed their support — or said they did not oppose — Columbia Gas Transmission LLC’s proposed settlement aimed at a long-overdue modernization of its natural gas pipeline system, but the NiSource Inc. line’s proposal to recover its investment via a tracker-surcharge drew some critics.
Delaware Governor’s Position Could Decide DRBC Vote
Environmentalists say Delaware Gov. Jack Markell will be in a key position to oppose hydraulic fracturing (fracking) when the Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC) meets on Monday, but they admit they are unsure of where he stands on Marcellus Shale development within the basin.
Judge to Rule Within 60 Days on New York Town Drilling Ban
A judge in New York State is expected to rule within 60 days if the Town of Dryden, NY, overstepped its authority when it enacted an ordinance and a zoning requirement this past summer banning all oil and gas development activities.
Industrial-Farm Coalition Opposes Subsidies for Gas Transportation
A broad coalition of industrial and agricultural natural gas users told House and Senate leaders last Monday that it would oppose any legislation that seeks to increase natural gas demand in the transportation and power sectors through the use of subsidies or mandates.
Industrial-Farm Coalition Opposes Subsidies for Gas Transportation
A broad coalition of industrial and agricultural natural gas users told House and Senate leaders Monday that they oppose any legislation that seeks to increase natural gas demand in the transportation and power sectors through the use of subsidies or mandates.
Producer Calling for TransCanada Rate Freeze
A senior producer has broken ranks with its peers to oppose any immediate toll increase on the principal natural gas pipeline from western Canada to the central provinces and export crossings into the MidWestern and Northeastern United States.