Sustainability

Dow Aiming to Stop Plastic Waste, Lower GHG Emissions

Dow Aiming to Stop Plastic Waste, Lower GHG Emissions

Dow Inc. has outlined a series of initiatives in order to combat plastic waste and achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. In its recently issued 2019 Sustainability Report, Michigan-based Dow said that by 2030, it would reduce its net annual carbon emissions by 5 million metric tons (mmt), or 15% from its 2020 baseline. Additionally, the…

June 30, 2020

Feds Win Right to Intervene in New York Drilling Lawsuit

Federal officials have won permission from a district judge to intervene in a New York lawsuit that would compel a full environmental review of the impact of natural gas drilling in the Delaware River Basin before proposed regulations for Marcellus Shale development are completed.

August 12, 2011

Drilling on Game Lands Approved by Pennsylvania

The Pennsylvania Game Commission (PGC) approved four deals with Marcellus Shale operators at its April meeting, including one that could lead to drilling on state lands.

April 25, 2011

Moody’s Sees Positives for Oilfield Services, Negatives for E&P

The U.S. oilfield services sector may be moving toward a positive environment, but the sustainability of exploration and production (E&P) spending “remains uncertain” because of weak natural gas prices and a continued oversupply, Moody’s Investors Service said Thursday.

April 5, 2010

Moody’s Sees Positives for Oilfield Services, Negatives for E&P

The U.S. oilfield services sector may be moving toward a positive environment, but the sustainability of exploration and production (E&P) spending “remains uncertain” because of weak natural gas prices and a continued oversupply, Moody’s Investors Service said Thursday.

April 5, 2010

Raymond James Expects Solid Year for Gas Prices, E&P Stocks

Investors’ recognition of natural gas and oil price sustainability and resulting oilfield activity levels will lead to another banner year for energy investors, with gas prices expected to average $7.25/Mcf, said Raymond James analysts Monday.

January 4, 2005

IPAA, ESAI Call Domestic E&P Situation ‘Disturbing’

With questions continuing to swirl around the sustainability of domestic natural gas production, the list of solutions for appeasing the U.S.’s growing gas appetite can be narrowed to either increasing liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports or opening up drilling on gas-rich federally restricted lands.

March 8, 2004