(Originally published in Impact, a production of the Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce) The phrase “in these uncertain times” has shifted this year from the mysteries surrounding the Covid pandemic to where our economy is going. But, despite not knowing when inflation might slow down, those in the energy sectorContinue Reading
Edited from Submitted Materials As part of Coterra’s efforts to further engage employees and the community, GasSearch Drilling Services (GDS) has launched “The Traveling Grill” to show its appreciation to those working in the gas fields. “These are the men and women who ensure our operations run safely and efficientlyContinue Reading
Returning champions, Team Cleveland Brothers, represented by (top, from right) Jim Shawley, Phil Moser, and Aaron Moser are congratulated by Tammy Bonnice of Williams for their Grand Champion win and People’s Choice award. Hague Equipment employees (above, from left) Steve Brown, Linda Gaskill, and Dave Gaskill accept their team prizeContinue Reading
Coterra drilling engineer Frank Estes (above, left) and government affairs director Bill desRosiers (right) gave Energy Education Summit participants a tour of an active drilling site in Susquehanna County. Lisa Schwartz (top) from the Oklahoma Energy Resources Board practices backing up a big rig in a simulator at the SusquehannaContinue Reading
Celebrating the unveiling of a natural gas wellhead at the Lackawanna College Towanda Center and the announcement of the start of Petroleum & Natural Gas classes there in January are (from left) Janenne Goliash from Sen. Gene Yaw’s office, Towanda Center director Kelly White, Chesapeake Energy employees Toby Connor, RicContinue Reading
Employees of Chesapeake Oil & Gas (top) show Oilfield Experience students large apparatus at the Lackawanna College Tunkhannock Center that are common on Marcellus shale gas pads. Above, Coterra’s Ben Whitaker and Bill desRosier explain the workings of a completed gas pad in Susquehanna County to participants in NTIEC’s Energy &Continue Reading
IU18 instructors and administrators visited an active Coterra Energy drilling pad and a production site during their educator/industry event coordinated by the Lackawanna College School of Petroleum & Natural Gas and Coterra Energy. Participants included (front, left) Sue Kuhl; (middle, from left) Alexandra Tompkins, Katie Lykon, Colette Check, Nicole Gaetano,Continue Reading
Participants in a round table discussion and tour of the Lackawanna College School of Petroleum and Natural Gas on April 12 included (top, from left) Tunkhannock Center director Brad Reid, Bill desRosiers of Coterra Energy, Lackawanna College vice president for college advancement Brian Costanzo, Sen. Pat Toomey, School of PetroleumContinue Reading
Participants in a round table discussion with U.S. senatorial candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz (back, center) in Tunkhannock on March 28, included (top, from left) Christine Clayton of Commonwealth Charitable Management, Gina Suydam of the Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce, George Stark of Coterra Energy, Shaelynn Shave of the Northern TierContinue Reading
Edited from Submitted Materials Pennsylvania House Republicans on Tuesday announced their legislative plans to divest from Russian financial assets and invest in freedom by empowering Pennsylvania’s energy producers to meet new oil and gas demands. House Majority Leader Kerry Benninghoff (Centre/Mifflin) noted the importance of divesting from Russian financial assets. “SinceContinue Reading