What you need to know about the massive gas leak in Cambria County
The massive natural gas leak at a storage facility near Johnstown ranks up there with some of the biggest in recent memory.
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Pennsylvania boosts carbon capture research with investment in state geological survey
Pennsylvania is trying to position itself as a potential hub for carbon capture and storage, a technology that has been billed as a way to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel use.
A natural gas storage facility in Cambria County is leaking gas again
The natural gas from an underground storage site is leaking again, despite the company stopping it overnight.
CNX fined $200K for spills of fracking fluids in Greene County
The spills occurred at well pads in Richhill Township. CNX didn't fully remediate one spill for nearly 70 days while it continued to frack.
Natural gas leak at underground storage site in Cambria County stopped after 11 days
While the company needs to determine the actual amount of gas that leaked, it estimates that it could be 100 million cubic feet/day.
Shell’s ethane cracker, a mammoth plastics plant near Pittsburgh, begins operations
The $6 billion ethane cracker will take ethane from natural gas from fracking in the region to make 1.6 million metric tons of plastic/year.
Tom Wolf signs $2 billion tax package that encourages natural gas production in Pa.
Despite the size of the package, lawmakers introduced and passed the bill in just a few hours with no public hearings.
Pa.’s natural gas industry set to get billions in state tax credits
Called a backroom deal by critics, the bill includes nearly $2 billion in tax credits. Gov. Tom Wolf is expected to sign it.
As the election approaches, Wolf and Pa. lawmakers look to push through massive tax incentives for natural gas
The package’s focus on fossil fuels — $80 million a year through 2045 for natural gas production — has raised alarm bells among environmental groups.
Ohio groups petition U.S. EPA to revoke state’s regulation of oil and gas waste disposal wells
The groups say Ohio's failure to enforce regulations is endangering drinking water and burdening low-income Appalachian communities.
