Riverton

Wyoming has set aside $750,000 to help fund cistern systems for Pavillion homeowners whose groundwater may have been contaminated by natural gas drilling, and affected residents will be able to take advantage of that offer, Gov. Matt Mead told reporters last Wednesday.

Riverton, WY-based U.S. Energy Corp. (USE) and its majority-owned subsidiary, Crested Corp., said last week that their Rocky Mountain Gas Inc. (RMG) subsidiary has entered into an agreement to acquire coalbed methane (CBM) properties in the Powder River Basin of Wyoming from a undisclosed party for a combination of cash and equity. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Riverton, WY-based U.S. Energy Corp. (USE) and its majority-owned subsidiary, Crested Corp., reported Tuesday that their Rocky Mountain Gas Inc. (RMG) subsidiary has entered into an agreement to acquire coalbed methane (CBM) properties from a non-disclosed party in the Powder River Basin of Wyoming for a combination of cash and equity. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Noting that there is much that remains to be accomplished, Riverton, WY-based U.S. Energy Corp. and its Crested Corp. subsidiary said Wednesday that their joint subsidiary, Rocky Mountain Gas Inc. (RMG) has made “notable progress” towards its stated goal of becoming a significant coalbed methane (CBM) producer in the Rocky Mountain region.

Riverton, WY-based U.S. Energy Corp. and its Crested Corp. subsidiary said their joint subsidiary, Rocky Mountain Gas Inc. (RMG), has increased its coalbed methane activities in the Powder River Basin of northeastern Wyoming just in time to take advantage of higher gas prices.

Riverton, WY-based U.S. Energy Corp. and its Crested Corp. subsidiary said Wednesday that their joint subsidiary, Rocky Mountain Gas Inc. (RMG), has increased its coalbed methane activities in the Powder River Basin of northeastern Wyoming just in time to take advantage of higher gas prices.