The Pennsylvania Supreme Court recently reaffirmed that whether a well is producing "in paying quantities" must be determined...
Tags: Energy
That's the question raised in this article by the WSJ: "As energy companies race to lock up every available oil-producing acre,...
We've mentioned before the trouble U.S. EPA has had in blaming Range Resources for alleged natural gas contamination, based on...
Tags: Hydraulic Fracturing, Energy, Environment
USA Today has a brief article on job growth related to increased domestic energy production: "The nation's fast-growing supply of...
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The Columbus Dispatch has an interesting article on the evolving shale play in Ohio: "Ohio geologists continue to redraw the maps...
Tags: Hydraulic Fracturing, Energy, Utica, Shale
U.S. EPA has proposed new standards for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from new power plants. See here (press release) and here...
Tags: Energy, Environment, GHG
The WSJ is reporting on the improving fortunes of the national steel industry along with those of the natural gas industry:...
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The WSJ has an interesting article on gas storage capacity in the current environment. "Gas output has reached record levels in...
The President, to support his energy policies, has stated repeatedly in recent weeks that we have only 2 percent of the world's...
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Surprise! The NYT ran an op-ed this week making the case for increased domestic oil production. A sample: "According to the...