Happy World Environment Day! Did you know that natural gas is clean burning? This is good news for the atmosphere: replacing traditional energy sources like coal and oil with natural gas can reduce harmful emissions and lessen our carbon footprint. … Read More
News/Updates
Students provided with virtual hands-on energy experience
The following is a guest post by Rick Hiduk. Youths at schools in three counties will have a better idea of how their math and science studies relate to the natural gas industry by the end of the week, as … Read More
Lack of pipelines means New England residents are paying more
It matters where our energy comes from Most Americans never think about the infrastructure systems around them. How often do you flip a light on in your home and think “Wow, I’m glad the grid is working properly today” or … Read More
Atlantic Sunrise project breaks ground
The following is a blog post from the Pipe Up: The Williams Blog. For more information on the Atlantic Sunrise project, visit the website and follow the project on Facebook and Twitter. – – – – – – – – – … Read More
160th Annual Harford Fair 4-H Livestock Auction
Cabot participated in the Susquehanna County 4-H livestock auction at the 160th Harford Fair recently purchasing a goat and two pigs, one of which was a reserve champion. For those unfamiliar with 4-H, it is a program designed to empower youth to … Read More
Elk Lake High School one of “America’s Best High Schools for 2017”
Elk Lake High School recently received recognition as one of “America’s Best High Schools for 2017” by U.S. News & World Report. A full report on Elk Lake High School by U.S. News & World Report can be found here. … Read More
Pennsylvania’s Impact Tax an Effective, Winning Policy
The following is a post from the Marcellus Shale Coalition published on July 21, 2017. – – – – – – Summertime – it’s the season for baseball, cookouts, and, unfortunately, for some lawmakers to renew tired calls for a massive, job-crushing … Read More
Judge vacates jury’s decision in Dimock trial
On Friday, March 31 we received a memorandum by Magistrate Judge Carlson had completed his review of earlier legal proceedings in a federal trial regarding two residences in Dimock, Pennsylvania and decided to vacate the jury’s verdict from the trial. … Read More
Susquehanna County CTC pilots dual credit program
February is Career and Technical Education® (CTE) Month which celebrates the achievements of CTE programs across the United States. — Susquehanna County Career & Technology Center (SCCTC) is once again charting new territory in the education arena. SCCTC has ten new pioneers … Read More
Think About Energy comes to Lehigh Valley
On January 18th, seventy-five business leaders, educational professionals, and politicians came together for an event titled Think About Energy at Lehigh Valley Career & Technical Institute in Schnecksville, Pa. The event discussed current trends and topics in the energy industry … Read More