We are a group of concerned citizens committed to improving the public's understanding of opportunities surrounding natural gas reserves in Pennsylvania.
“Over the coming decade, it’s very possible to realize 100,000 plus jobs."
As the Shell ethane cracker plant nears its "peak construction" point of 6,000 workers, one federal government official is calling for a "petrochemical Appalachian Renaissance."
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Smart @CourierTimes letter: "The fact is, Pennsylvania already has a severance tax in the locally controlled impact fee." https://t.co/SaFnvVt5Mr #SayNoToSeverance
One of Pennsylvania’s greatest advantages is our affordable and accessible #energy supply. We are at risk of losing this competitive edge if state elected officials continue to call for higher energy taxes as a way to spend more government money. #SayNoToSeverance
No nation on earth has reduced carbon dioxide emissions as much as the U.S. since 2005 – largely because of increased use of clean #naturalgas. https://t.co/yI76vCCf94
Natural gas in power generation is the main reason U.S. CO2 emissions have fallen to their lowest level in a generation and increased exports of U.S. LNG can allow countries, like Japan, to replicate the emissions reductions we have achieved. https://t.co/7kvIIZnfzh
Great turnout yesterday for @KeyEnergyForum "Opportunities for Women in Energy" event at @420Steamfitters!
Featured on the panel were 420 members with the following @mcaepa companies:
Lisa Hogan - @jjwhiteinc
Brittany Prague - Scheck Mechanical
Eve Fueges - Limbach Company
Local Tax Collectors from Grant and Washington Townships look at the Marcellus & Utica Shale map at the Indiana County Township Officials Convention.