Jim Willis Editor & Publisher, Marcellus Drilling News (MDN) … … A frivolous Sierra Club lawsuit has forced an Atlantic Sunrise Pipeline work stoppage, putting 2,500 people out of work and to the unemployment office. Just before the holidays, thousands of workers who were working on the Atlantic Sunrise Pipeline project have been escorted to the unemployment office–courtesy…
Just before the holidays, thousands of workers who were working on the Atlantic Sunrise Pipeline project have been escorted to […] Continue Reading: Marcellus Drilling News
Some true courtroom drama from yesterday to report regarding a lawsuit brought by Wayne Land and Mineral Group against the […] Continue Reading: Marcellus Drilling News
Over the past six months we’ve run a steady string of stories about Mountaineer NGL Storage and its proposed underground […] Continue Reading: Marcellus Drilling News
Nearly a month ago, local officials in Plum, PA (Allegheny County) approved a plan by Huntley & Huntley (H&H) to […] Continue Reading: Marcellus Drilling News
The International (non-U.S.) Baker Hughes rig count for October 2017 was 951, up 20 from the 931 counted in September […] Continue Reading: Marcellus Drilling News
Shell’s $6 billion ethane cracker plant facility in Monaca (Beaver County), PA is about to ramp up construction of the […] Continue Reading: Marcellus Drilling News
In February 2013 MDN first told you about a plan to build the Hickory Run Energy Center–a $750 million electric […] Continue Reading: Marcellus Drilling News
We have to confess this story is purely for amusement purposes–ours and yours. In our daily trawl of the news […] Continue Reading: Marcellus Drilling News
Even OPEC–the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries–now admits that U.S. shale energy is here to stay. At least for […] 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: Chesapeake gets […] Continue Reading: Marcellus Drilling News
Tom Shepstone Shepstone Management Company, Inc. The Williams Northeast Supply Enhancement project will help heat NYC public housing with clean natural gas, improving the health of all New Yorkers. Back In August, I wrote here about just how dependent New York City is on natural gas, some 81% of the Con Edison supply already coming…
RH energytrans filed an application with the FERC to build a pipeline to connect shale production in northwest Pennsylvania to markets in northeast Ohio. The post RH energytrans proposes pipeline to run from NW Pa. to NE Ohio appeared first on Shale Gas Reporter. Continue Reading: Shale Gas Reporter