Unveiled

Quicksilver Resources Inc. last week unveiled plans to create a midstream natural gas entity to support its 130,000 net-acre project in the Horn River Basin of northeastern British Columbia (BC).

Thousands of undrilled oil and natural gas locations onshore North America are in development by Devon Energy Corp., and some “new play types” may be unveiled later this year, CEO John Richels said Wednesday.

The U.S. Chamber’s Institute for 21st Century Energy last Tuesday unveiled a five-part plan to tackle the major energy challenges outlined by business and community leaders.

The U.S. Chamber’s Institute for 21st Century Energy Tuesday unveiled a five-part plan to tackle the major energy challenges cited by business and community leaders.

The Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC), the federal guardian of the river’s watershed, on Thursday unveiled proposed rules that would allow natural gas drillers to develop the sensitive 13,000-plus net acres within the Marcellus Shale under stringent — and expensive — conditions.

General Motors (GM) has unveiled what it calls the industry’s only fully integrated compressed natural gas (CNG) cargo van as the first in what it hopes will be a parade of options for fleet operators seeking to lower their carbon footprint.

General Motors (GM) this month has unveiled what it calls the industry’s only fully integrated compressed natural gas (CNG) cargo van as the lead vehicle in what it hopes will be a parade of options for fleet operators seeking to lower their carbon footprint.

Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) chief John Hanger on Thursday unveiled a plan to install a nearly $12 million public water line to replace contaminated water wells in Dimock Parish, despite a claim by Cabot Oil & Gas Corp. — which may have to pay for the project — that the water line is “wasteful” and “unnecessary.”

Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) chief John Hanger on Thursday unveiled a plan to install a nearly $12 million public water line to replace contaminated water wells in Dimock Parish, despite a claim by Cabot Oil & Gas Corp. — which may have to pay for the project — that the water line is “wasteful” and “unnecessary.”