It’s no secret that we like to invest in education. Well Said is full of posts about our participation in the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) Program – but how exactly does does the EITC Program work? For starters, the EITC program is … Read More
News/Updates
Lawmakers Optimistic About Natural Gas Rebound
The latest Think About Energy forum conducted virtually on May 5 featured three U.S. congressman from Pennsylvania: Fred Keller, Guy Reschenthaler, and Glenn “GT” Thompson. Each provided summaries of the status of the natural gas industry coming into the COVID-19 crisis and the … Read More
Tablets Purchased with EITC Dollars Link Students to Schools
When Pennsylvania governor Tom Wolf announced on March 13 that students across the Commonwealth were being sent home for at least two weeks, educators were caught off guard. When it became obvious that they would not return to school for … Read More
Fueling Farming in Northeast Pennsylvania
Ethan Greenley is a Recycled Water Foreman at Cabot. However, like many others who reside in northeast Pennsylvania, Ethan grew up farming. Because of this, Ethan was able to give us his perspective on the local agricultural scene since natural gas has come around. … Read More
Truck Companies Keep the Region Rolling
While many have been asked to stay at home to prevent the spread of the virus, long-haul truckers and other CDL drivers have been keeping America moving. Many truck companies participate in the energy sector and have been vital to the … Read More
Ethan Greenley Discusses Safety and Environmental Efforts
Meet Ethan Greenley, Recycled Water Treatment Foreman at Cabot. As we have mentioned in previous posts, as part of our environmental efforts, Cabot recycles nearly 100% of water on well sites, and Ethan is in charge of overseeing these water treatment processes. Ethan touts Cabot’s partners in water recycling, ComTech Industries and Fluid Recovery Services, for being great … Read More
No Better Time for Pennsylvania Petrochemical Production
Last week, energy experts came together from their homes and offices to communicate their thoughts on energy policy and petrochemical production at the first Think About Energy webinar. The webinar was moderated by George Stark and featured the following speakers: Tom … Read More
Discovering the Workforce through “Start the Conversation Here” initiative
Registered Nurse. Carpenter. School Teacher. Auditor. Truck Driver. Do you know what these five occupations have in common? They’re all in high demand. Eventually, we will be able to transition back into our normal routines. In the meantime, you might be … Read More
Stocking Food Pantries in the Marcellus Region
Last week, we announced a pledge to contribute $1.5 million throughout the next five years to the Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP). This pledge was fortunately timed as a larger number of people have been filing through food pantries due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation. NAP’s partnership with the Weinberg Northeast Regional … Read More
Addressing the needs of our communities
Our communities have been faced with issues of food insecurity, blood donation shortages and unemployment for decades. Unfortunately, we’re seeing those problems grow exponentially as people’s livelihoods are threatened due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the mandatory shutdowns/shelter-in-place. Today, we want to share what we’ve been doing address our community needs up to … Read More