Anti-fracking activist group WildEarth Guardians (WEG) is out with another misleading public lands campaign, this time with the release of an interactive map that purports to illustrate “rampant” oil and gas related “major undesirable events” on public lands. You might recall that WEG’s public lands focus started earlier this year when it protested a Nevada…
The arrogance of Big Green was on full display yesterday as they rushed to stop the Atlantic Sunrise Pipeline project […] Continue Reading: Marcellus Drilling News
The lawsuit filed by a Wayne County, PA landowner against the egregious overreach by the Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC) […] Continue Reading: Marcellus Drilling News
In June, MDN brought you the news that the very first application to drill a shale well in Illinois had […] Continue Reading: Marcellus Drilling News
In August MDN told you the West Virginia Oil & Natural Gas Association (WVONGA) plans to push, once again, for […] Continue Reading: Marcellus Drilling News
Last week midstream powerhouse Williams issued their third quarter 2017 update. CEO Alan Armstrong said this about the Transco Pipeline–a […] Continue Reading: Marcellus Drilling News
As we do every month (and have for more than two years), MDN tracks how many rigs oilfield services company […] Continue Reading: Marcellus Drilling News
MDN is pleased to bring you another guest post from our very good friend Chris Acker. Chris is MDN editor […] Continue Reading: Marcellus Drilling News
Today is election day across the U.S. It is an “off-year” election, meaning no national elections on the ticket–only state […] Continue Reading: Marcellus Drilling News
You often read on MDN of our disdain for “radical” environmentalists and the “Big Green” organizations that do so much […] Continue Reading: Marcellus Drilling News
The “best of the rest” – stories that caught MDN’s eye that you may be interested in reading. In today’s lineup: Appalachia pipeline […] Continue Reading: Marcellus Drilling News
Chris Acker Geological Engineer, Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania CHRIS ACKER CHRIS ACKER What a difference a state makes when it comes to being business-friendly and using its resources without breaking the bank and the backs of its citizens. Wow – what a world of difference. I’m Pennsylvania through and through, but do manage to spend some…
Royal Dutch Shell’s ethane “cracker” plant will need as many as 6,000 construction workers to complete the project. The post Shell ethane ’cracker’ means jobs for construction workers appeared first on Shale Gas Reporter. Continue Reading: Shale Gas Reporter