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  • Energy Services | Energy Transfer Partners | Industrywide Issues | NGLs | Pennsylvania | Pipelines | Regulation | Statewide PA | Sunoco Logistics

    Mariner East 1 NGL Pipe Restarts Today After Shutdown Since Jan.

    April 22, 2019April 22, 2019

    Since January 20, all of Sunoco Logistics’ Mariner East 1 (ME1) pipeline has been shut down on the orders of the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (see All of Mariner East 1 NGL Pipe Shut Down Indefinitely by PA PUC). As of today, just over three full months later, the PUC is finally allowing ME1 to restart service, after agreeing to a number of “safety” measures.
    Read More “Mariner East 1 NGL Pipe Restarts Today After Shutdown Since Jan.”

  • Energy Services | Industrywide Issues | Lancaster County | Litigation | Pennsylvania | Pipelines | Williams

    Another Contractor Files Liens Against Lancaster Landowners re Pipeline

    April 22, 2019April 22, 2019

    This stuff continues to make us angry. In March we told you that MacAllister Machinery Co. Inc. of Michigan used lawyers to serve landowners in Lancaster County, PA with “mechanic’s liens” making the landowners liable to pay money to MacAllister for work done on the Atlantic Sunrise Pipeline project (see Another Pipe Builder Plays Dirty – Liens on Lancaster Landowners). Sleazy tactic. The issue revolves around Welded Construction, the main pipeline contractor, failing to pay their subcontractors (including MacAllister) for work done on the project. The same lawyers have filed *another* round of mechanic’s liens against Lancaster landowners, this time for Ohio Machinery Company (shame on them).
    Read More “Another Contractor Files Liens Against Lancaster Landowners re Pipeline”

  • Chevron | Energy Companies | Industrywide Issues | M&A | Pennsylvania | Statewide PA

    Will Chevron Dump its M-U Assets to Chase Permian Black Gold?

    April 22, 2019April 22, 2019

    A week ago MDN brought you the news that Chevron has cut a $50 billion deal to buy Anadarko Petroleum (see Permian Love Story: Chevron Buying Anadarko in $50B Megamerger). Although Chevron will benefit in a number of ways from the transaction, as we indicated in the headline, the primary motivator is to gain valuable acreage in the oily Permian Basin of West Texas. The question now becomes, will Chevron hold on to its Marcellus/Utica assets? Or sell them in order to concentrate on the Permian?
    Read More “Will Chevron Dump its M-U Assets to Chase Permian Black Gold?”

  • Allegheny County | Energy Companies | EQT Corp | Pennsylvania

    EQT Looking for New HQ Building in Pittsburgh

    April 22, 2019April 22, 2019
    EQT Plaza

    EQT’s headquarters is located in a massive 250,000 square foot building known as EQT Plaza at 625 Liberty Ave. in Pittsburgh. Last week we told you that EQT is looking to sublease 46,000 sq. ft. of the building following layoffs (see EQT Downsizing Pittsburgh Office; Williams Keeping Big Office). This week we spotted the rumor that EQT is also looking for a new HQ building!
    Read More “EQT Looking for New HQ Building in Pittsburgh”

  • Industrywide Issues | Litigation | Statewide WV | West Virginia

    WV’s Republican AG Sues Shale Energy Alliance Claiming It’s a PAC

    April 22, 2019April 22, 2019

    West Virginia’s Republican Attorney General, Mac Warner, for some reason is suing the Shale Energy Alliance (SEA), claiming the group (a non-profit) is withholding a list of donor’s names that should be made publicly available. SEA engaged in “electioneering” according to Warner’s office, by paying for ads supporting certain candidates in the 2018 election. Yet Warner’s office isn’t going after non-profit Big Green groups that are doing the same thing. Why not?
    Read More “WV’s Republican AG Sues Shale Energy Alliance Claiming It’s a PAC”

  • Anti-Drilling/Fossil Fuel | CNG/LNG | Electrical Generation | Industrywide Issues | New York | Tompkins County

    Ithaca Suburb Still Irrationally Hates Converting Coal to NatGas

    April 22, 2019April 22, 2019

    Maybe it’s time to let Ithaca just go dark. Turn the electricity off, or rather, let the plants producing electricity that helps power the college town die off, and let rolling blackouts commence across the region. The battle continues to rage in the lib Dem socialist utopia of Ithaca (Tompkins County), NY over a plan to convert a local coal-fired electric generating plant to use much better-for-the-environment and far-less-polluting natural gas. Yet local antis, who irrationally (and we mean clinically insane) hate fossil fuels, continue to object. Fine. Turn off the lights.
    Read More “Ithaca Suburb Still Irrationally Hates Converting Coal to NatGas”

  • Anti-Drilling/Fossil Fuel | Energy Services | Industrywide Issues | New York | Pipelines | Regulation | Statewide NY | Williams

    NYC Antis Continue to Pressure Cuomo to Block NESE Pipeline

    April 22, 2019April 22, 2019

    Last Thursday, “more than 300” anti-fossil fuel nutters protested to “demand” that Gov. Cuomo block Williams’ proposed Northeast Supply Expansion (NESE) pipeline project. We have extensively covered NESE and the coming decision by Cuomo’s lapdogs at the Dept. of Environmental Conservation.
    Read More “NYC Antis Continue to Pressure Cuomo to Block NESE Pipeline”

  • Best of the Rest

    Energy Stories of Interest: Mon, Apr 22, 2019

    April 22, 2019April 22, 2019

    MARCELLUS/UTICA REGION: PA Sen. Gene Yaw critical of Energy Transfer at industry event; False alarm – no leak in Sunoco pipeline near Philadelphia; FirstEnergy’s supposed ‘green new deal’ to bail out nuclear plants is really just a political deal; Columbia Gas employees celebrate Earth Day with cleanup in Beaver County; ODNR issues 13 permits in Utica Shale; Gov. Tom Wolf visits Marietta in long-shot push for tax on natural gas drillers; OTHER U.S. REGIONS: Port Arthur LNG given green light to start construction; FERC approves Driftwood LNG construction; The Permian-driven shale boom is slowing, and that’s OK; NATIONAL: Elizabeth Warren’s green mistake; DLA awards natural gas supply contracts to four firms; U.S. oil, natural gas prices racing in opposite directions; Why are natural gas prices crashing?; INTERNATIONAL: Cuadrilla ‘ready to frack’ at second well in Lancashire as pressure on embattled industry builds; Qatar Petroleum issues 100 LNG carriers build invite; Russia and China close to deal on ‘very big’ Arctic projects that would move natural gas.
    Read More “Energy Stories of Interest: Mon, Apr 22, 2019”

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