Last year the lovely folks over at the Western Energy Alliance sent me a stack of stickers with a message that really hits home as Pennsylvania prepares for the coldest weather so far this season: After we posted George’s recent op-ed about just how much Pennsylvanians are saving thanks to…
In our previous podcast we highlighted all that Cabot and others in the natural gas industry are doing to partner with educational programs and schools across Pennsylvania. Today we’re taking a closer look at the bridge program from schools in northeastern Pennsylvania to colleges and universities in the area –…
As part of our partnership with the folks at Sunoco Logistics to explore the similarities and differences between wet and dry natural gas, today we are taking a look at the use possibilities. If you missed the first infographic, be sure to check out this post which explains the difference…
As most people know, Pennsylvania has unique geology that has helped make it the home of some of the largest-producing shale plays in the world. Roughly 75 percent of the Commonwealth sits on top of the Marcellus and Utica shales, each with their own distinct characteristics. Even across Pennsylvania the…
My favorite part about the 4th of July is celebrating with my friends and family doing things outside. Youmay not think about it, but most of the goods needed for a 4th of July cookout are products of natural gas extracted right here in Pennsylvania. So this 4th of July when you’re out enjoying the holiday,…
This morning, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf unveiled his plan for a new budget which includes a 5% severance tax on the value of natural gas produced at the wellhead plus 4.7 cents per thousand cubic feet. What this equates to is far more than the much-discussed “5% Severance Tax” will…