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Group proposes moratorium on drilling in Allegheny County parks
Under an ordinance being introduced by Protect Our Parks, the county would have to wait two years before leasing any more land in the county's parks.
Utica shale next big opportunity for drillers
In fact, the U.S. Energy Information Administration projects that by December, Marcellus Shale production will have exceeded 16 million Mcf per day.
Utica shale next big opportunity for drillers
In fact, the U.S. Energy Information Administration projects that by December, Marcellus Shale production will have exceeded 16 million Mcf per day.
Toscana restaurant and market to open at Southpointe
Dining options to increase at Washington County business park.
Range Resources CEO wins U.S. Steel's Chief Roughneck award
The award honors lifetime achievements of petroleum industry leaders.
Proposed pipeline would quadruple capacity
As Sunoco CEO Michael J. Hennigan explained during the company's third-quarter earnings call on Nov. 6, Sunoco is building for the present and preparing for the future. The pipeline, he said, will accommodate the expected near-term growth and "allow us a little bit more time to engineer some more flexibility so that we meet the needs of the producers and customers."
5 things: Washington County approves gas lease for park (Video)
Here are 5 things to know on Friday, Nov. 7, 2014.
Washington County chamber marks 10 years of shale gas development
The event featured talks by authors Nissa Darbonne and Ezra Levant.
Columbia Pipeline begins work on area gathering system
The company also said it is encouraged by interest in its proposed Mountaineer XPress transmission line.
Range Resources production improves to 1.21 billion equivalent cubic feet per day
The company plans to test an exploratory Utica Shale well before the end of the year.
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.
