Range Resources Corp. (RRC)
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Montana's Rib & Chop House coming to Southpointe II
Meadville-based operator preparing to open third restaurant at Southpointe Town Center.
Timeline: 10 years of drilling in the Pittsburgh region
Here's a look at 10 years of drilling in the pittsburgh region
First horizontal well sparks Marcellus rush
Although it was drilled in 2003, the arguably more important date is October 2004, when Range, on the suggestion of company geologist Bill Zagorski, hydraulically fractured the well, setting in motion all that has followed.
How business park became energy office hub
The big players are here, he says. And it's a true mixed-use development. You can work and live and play all in the same place. And the buildings themselves are unique. No cookie-cutter projects. And if you want to get to downtown Pittsburgh, there's one stop light between there and Boulevard of the Allies.
Marcellus industry realizes exponential growth in decade
Although Americans already had been extracting natural gas from the earth, the Haymaker well was different — its gas was piped into Pittsburgh commercially, marking the first time a corporation organized specifically to produce and transport natural gas shipped it into a metropolitan area.
Insights: With respect to the past 10 years, what is the most important thing you’ve learned? What might you have done differently?
Insights: With respect to the past 10 years, what is the most important thing you’ve learned? What might you have done differently?
Range Resources inks lease to drill in park
All told, Allegheny County will receive $7.7M via bonus payments and parks improvement fund.
$4.15M fine prompts modifications at Range Resources
Having been slapped with a $4.15 million civil fine on account of fluid leaks and discharges, Range Resources Corp. said it will now overbuild new water impoundments and more closely monitor them.
DEP hits Range with $4.15M fine over impoundments
It's the largest fine levied against an oil and gas producer during Pennsylvania's shale gas boom.
Leaking impoundment prompts DEP citation
The department said monitoring-well data and further water sampling show Range Resources' Wortsell impoundment isn't holding water.
Natural gas sparks service industry boom
Zoup! isn’t alone in finding success in Washington County, which is seeing an influx of service-oriented retailers arriving to meet the needs of the fast-growing energy segment. Whether it’s restaurants, dry cleaners or dentist offices, they are arriving to tap into this emerging opportunity.
Range Resources digging deeper into Utica as next growth area
If you follow the line chart plotting that growth back to the beginning, you’ll find it leads to Washington County, where Range Resources Corp. drilled what’s considered to be the first gas well tapping the Marcellus Shale.
Range Resources to begin removal of wastewater impoundment
Yeager at center of lawsuit alleging leakage contaminated nearby wells.
Columbia Gas parent to spend $1.75B on natural gas infrastructure projects, including Ohio pipeline
Columbia Pipeline says it has an unparalleled footprint in the Marcellus and Utica production areas and will add a new pipeline to transport natural gas to the Gulf Coast.
Houston pipeline company invests $1.75B in new projects
The $1.75 billion investment will fund pipeline and compression systems to send natural gas from the Marcellus and Utica shale plays to the Gulf Coast and other regions.
