After months of deliberation and public hearings, a western Pennsylvania township zoning board rejected an appeal from two environmental organizations and four local residents to stop Rex Energy Corp. from proceeding with a five-well pad near a school.
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Kinder Morgan’s NGPL Joins Tennessee, Others in Switching to NGI Indexes
Kinder Morgan Inc. has requested FERC approval to switch the natural gas price indexes it uses to calculate various charges, such as cashouts on Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America (NGPL) [RP15-997] mainly to the indexes published by Natural Gas Intelligence (NGI).
Soaring NatGas, Oil Production Puts U.S. States on Par With Global Nations, Says API
Eight U.S. states could individually muscle into the rankings of the top 30 natural gas producing countries in the world, with two states making the cut among the top 20 oil producers, according to the American Petroleum Institute (API).
Pennsylvania Township Upholds Drilling Ordinance in Key Decision
After months of deliberation and public hearings, a western Pennsylvania township zoning board rejected an appeal from two environmental organizations and four local residents to stop Rex Energy Corp. from proceeding with a five-well pad near a school.
USGS Projects North American Frack Sand Market to Grow 9% Through 2016
The United States will remain the world's largest producer and consumer of frack sand for years, and the North American frack sand market…
Soaring NatGas, Oil Production Puts U.S. States on Par With Global Nations, Says API
Eight U.S. states could individually muscle into the rankings of the top 30 natural gas producing countries in the world, with two states making the cut among the top 20 oil producers, according to the American Petroleum Institute (API).
Pennsylvania Lawmakers Get to Work on Myriad NatGas/Oil Severance Tax Proposals
The Pennsylvania Senate is scheduled to hold a joint Environmental Resources and Energy and Finance Committee hearing on Monday that will feature a spate of testimony from those on both sides of the debate about enacting an oil and natural gas severance tax on producers in the state.
USGS Projects North American Frack Sand Market to Grow 9% Through 2016
The United States will remain the world’s largest producer and consumer of frack sand for years, and the North American frack sand market is projected to grow by nearly 9% every year through 2016, according to a report by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).
Gas-Directed Rigs Added as Latest Count Shows Modest Changes Across Plays
More evidence that producers are turning to natural gas emerged in the latest Baker Hughes Inc. count of active drilling rigs, which covers the week ending May 29. The most recent count shows that while active oil-directed rigs in the United States declined by 13, three rigs were added on the natural gas side.
Pennsylvania Lawmakers Get to Work on Myriad NatGas/Oil Severance Tax Proposals
The Pennsylvania Senate is scheduled to hold a joint Environmental Resources and Energy and Finance Committee hearing on Monday that will feature a spate of testimony from those on both sides of the debate about enacting an oil and natural gas severance tax on producers in the state.