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The Energy & Mineral Law Foundation (EMLF) is holding a Special Institute on Title and Development Issues in the Utica Shale on...
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The Columbus Dispatch is reporting that a recent legislative proposal could impact the rates paid for natural gas service in...
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Maybe. StateImpact Texas is reporting on a recent hearing before the Texas House Energy Resources Committee debating that very...
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The Canton Repository is reporting on new maps generated by the Ohio Division of Geological Survey suggesting that the Utica...
Even the NYT has recognized the potential of Ohio development: "Petroleum from this region once supplied John D. Rockefeller’s...
This is an interesting (and short) editorial from the Boston Herald on the potential for natural gas to be used by trains - and...
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This article in the Reading Eagle discusses an expansion of Texas Eastern's transmission line in Berks County, PA. "The proposed...
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Even the Los Angeles Times is asking that question: "For more than 200 years, coal has been king in Ohio, occupying a privileged...
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The Energy Information Administration (EIA) is reporting that "U.S. crude oil production exceeded an average 7 million barrels...
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