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
Editor’s note: State Sen. Gene Yaw of Pennsylvania’s 23rd District and U.S. Congressman Fred Keller, representing Pennsylvania’s 12th District, have been warning us for years that reversing or halting the progress of natural gas production and exportation would undermine national security. This past week, they have doubled down on theirContinue Reading
The team representing Scott & Longacre Trucking (top) took first place on Course #1, and team member Kyle Falkenberg (second, from left) was the top male shooter on the course during the Sept. 23 Sporting Clay Tournament hosted by the Lackawanna College School of Petroleum & Natural Gas. Williams compression technicianContinue Reading
Paul Creneti (tope, left) of Earth Engineering explains the compaction process for soil during construction using a nuclear density gauge to participants of the recent Oilfield Career Experience summer program conducted by NTIEC. Above, Carrie Claypool of Sayre examines shale samples through a microscope during. As part of the ongoingContinue Reading
Submitted Article Williams was recognized by CDP with a ‘B’ score for its commitment to transparency and governance around climate change, ranking above the sector (oil and gas storage and transportation) average of ‘C’ and exceeding the North American regional average of ‘D’. Williams’ score signifies the company is takingContinue Reading
RLE employees (above, from left) Gary Morcom, Joe Gentile, and Justin Birtch take a short break during a move of a rig last week from the Housel pad in Lenox Township to the Warriner pad near Montrose. While many businesses in northeastern Pennsylvania have benefited from natural gas production, severalContinue Reading
Since House Bill 732 was signed into law last month, Pennsylvania state legislators are meeting with labor and energy experts to figure out precisely how Act 66, as it is now called, will bring initial investments of at least $400 million and 800 family sustaining jobs per project to northeastContinue Reading
Commissioner Alan Hall of Susquehanna County (above, lower right) was one of three panelists in a statewide discussion about Marcellus Shale and Our Communities moderated by George Stark of Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation (upper left) on Sept. 24. Improvements in education, quality of life, and community resilience were commonContinue Reading