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Though the ceremony had to be put off for a year, it was still exciting to gather in LaPlume on Monday to mark the grand opening of Phase 3 of the Trolley Trail with the Countryside Conservancy. The ribbon cutting ceremony on April
We already know that unconventional natural gas is produced from shale formations deep within the Earth by utilizing horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing technology. Once the drilling and fracing process is completed and the surface facilities are constructed, the gas flows through gathering lines and is dehydrated to meet interstate pipeline specifications. Gas then flows into compressor
March brought in the beginning of spring and daylight saving time, but that’s not the only highlight to celebrate! We’re proud to have donated almost $120,000 to partners across northeastern and central Pennsylvania as a part of our Educational Improvement
Earth Day is right around the corner. By now, you should have all heard about the upcoming Earth Day Clean Up on April 22, and we hope you all have something awesome planned for the day. In the meantime, I want to celebrate the opportunities we
Discover the people, projects, and partnerships driving America’s energy story in the real moments we’ve captured from the field and our communities.