Here’s the opening line in a newspaper story about the fantastic news that Energy Transfer/Sunoco Logistics’ Mariner East 2 (ME2) NGL pipeline is finally up and running: “Mariner East 2 is online, and its legions of critics are outraged.”
Read More “Sunoco LP’s Mariner East 2 NGL Pipeline Now Online!”
Pennsylvania strippers are back in the news. Hold on, this is a family-friendly site! We’re talking about stripper wells.
Read More “PA Supreme Court Rules Strippers Not Exempt from Impact Fee”
It’s not often a vital pipeline project, no matter how small, escapes our attention–but this is one of those times.
Read More “NFG Building 4.5 Mile NatGas Pipe to Feed Shell Cracker Complex”
On Sunday, Dec. 23, residents living near the Lackawanna Energy Center (LEC) in Jessup, PA (near Scranton) woke to a loud noise that sounded like a jet engine–and the release of natural gas into the air.
Read More “NEPA Gas-Fired Plant Gets Noisy, Scares the Neighbors”
Tenaska Westmoreland Generating Station, a new natural gas-fueled power plant in southwest Pennsylvania, is now online.
Read More “Tenaska’s Westmoreland, PA Gas-Fired Plant Goes Online”
In January 2016, Invenergy announced their intention to build a natgas-powered electric plant in Elizabeth Township, in Allegheny County (see Invenergy Eyes SWPA for Second Marcellus-Powered Electric Plant).
Read More “Elizabeth Twp in Allegheny Co. OKs Invenergy Gas-Fired Plant”
Grrrr. It appears that just like last year, more Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) is going to be unloaded at Boston for use in Massachusetts and New England. Not only that, a second shipment is going to Cove Point!
Read More “Outrage: More Russian NatGas Heads to Boston…and Cove Point!”
The “best of the rest”–stories that caught MDN’s eye that you may be interested in reading: Natural gas cleanly powers our modern world; David W. Sweet to serve as vice chairman of PA Public Utility Commission; NGV trade group urges New York regulators to provide more gas incentives; Citizens rise up to fight DRBC tyranny; Oklahoma earthquakes decrease for 3rd straight year; Kinder Morgan mourns passing of general counsel; If Schlumberger catches cold, will Halliburton catch pneumonia?; The top 10 RBN Energy prognostications for 2019 – Year of the Pig; Natural gas and renewable energy to continue leading the market.
Read More “Energy Stories of Interest: Wed, Jan 2, 2019”