Home-grown energy, please As fuel prices remain high throughout the country, it’s time to embrace and support home-grown energy resources. For too long, the United States has felt the negative repercussions of being overly reliant on foreign energy sources. But it doesn’t have to be that way. We have plenty of secure, reliable energy resources …
In a surprising turnabout, Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia announced last week he has struck a deal with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer on a package of tax hikes and energy subsidies. Unfortunately, this proposal, which appears to be designed to game the Senate’s reconciliation process to pass spending bills, departs from recent congressional …
No issue hurts Pennsylvania families more than rising inflation and energy costs. The global mismatch between energy demand and available supply has put upward pressure on fuel prices. The world needs more energy, not less. Policies that encourage investment in energy exploration and infrastructure build-out can help boost supply while strengthening U.S. energy leadership and …
Stephanie Catarino Wissman: Pipelines to prosperity Read More »
Natural gas development is safe, well-regulated and generates significant benefits for Pennsylvanians, as the record at Allegheny County’s Deer Lakes Park proves. Rather than deprive citizens of the public benefit future development could bring, Allegheny County Council should have respected County Executive Rich Fitzgerald’s veto to maintain status quo and focus on policies that attract …
Letter to the editor: Natural gas development benefits Pa. residents Read More »
A poll commissioned by EQT Corp. of registered voters found that almost 70% of respondents support increasing natural gas production, and more than half agree that ramping up production could help reduce emissions. The nation’s No. 1 gas producer commissioned Democrat-leaning research firm Impact Research to survey a bipartisan sample of 1,057 registered voters, as well as …
EQT Poll Shows 60% Democrat Voter Support for Producing More Natural Gas Read More »
Local municipalities throughout Bradford County saw their coffers get a little wealthier than expected this year after the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission announced how much each borough and township will receive as a result of the 2021 collection of Act 13 funds, also known as the impact fee. The impact fee was signed into law …
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BRUSSELS, July 6 (Reuters) – The European Parliament on Wednesday backed EU rules labelling investments in gas and nuclear power plants as climate-friendly, throwing out an attempt to block the law that has exposed deep rifts between countries over how to fight climate change. The vote paves the way for the European Union proposal to …
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A business-labor alliance that lobbies for pro-natural gas and manufacturing policies named new leadership last week. Pittsburgh Works Together casts the two sectors as key to growing southwestern Pennsylvania’s workforce, even though industrial employment in the region has been shrinking for decades. Peoples Natural Gas President Michael Huwar will replace HearthStone Utilities CEO Morgan O’Brien …
As Europe struggles to reduce its dependence on Russian energy exports, gas may be the fuel of the moment. Natural gas still trails oil and coal in the amount of energy generated worldwide, but it’s been gaining on both. As Europe struggles to break free from its dependence on Russian gas after the invasion of …
Natural Gas Is Gaining Ground, and the US Has Plenty of It Read More »
June 17 (Reuters) – The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) said on Friday that 2021’s impact fees on natural gas producers were about $100 million higher than in 2020, due to higher gas prices and the addition of new wells. The average price of natural gas was $3.84 per million British thermal units (MMBtu) compared …
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