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  • Delaware County (PA) | Energy Services | Energy Transfer Partners | Industrywide Issues | NGLs | Pennsylvania | Sunoco Logistics

    Sunoco Spending $200M to Expand Marcus Hook NGL Refinery

    April 30, 2019April 30, 2019
    Marcus Hook refinery complex

    On Monday Energy Transfer, parent company of Sunoco Logistics Partners, announced a $200 million expansion of its Marcus Hook refinery located in Delaware County, PA, just outside Philadelphia. The upgrades include building a new warehouse and adding more propane and butane “chillers” (to keep the gases cold). The two-year project will employ some 1,200 union workers.
    Read More “Sunoco Spending $200M to Expand Marcus Hook NGL Refinery”

  • Jefferson County (OH) | Ohio

    Jefferson County, OH the New Darling for Utica Drillers

    April 30, 2019April 30, 2019
    Location of Jefferson County, OH

    Early in the development of Ohio’s Utica Shale, drillers like Aubrey McClendon (Chesapeake Energy at the time) targeted Ohio counties like Carroll and Columbiana, in the “northern” part of the Utica play. It didn’t take long for drillers to figure out the “core” of the play where the most oil and gas can be found is in the south, in counties like Harrison, Belmont, Monroe, Noble and Guernsey. Jefferson County sort of straddles both the northern and southern parts of the Utica and was left out. Not any more.
    Read More “Jefferson County, OH the New Darling for Utica Drillers”

  • Chester County | Energy Services | Energy Transfer Partners | Industrywide Issues | Pennsylvania | Pipelines | Sunoco Logistics

    Sunoco Buys Out 2 Homes Near Chester County ME2 Sinkholes

    April 30, 2019April 30, 2019

    In the end, it was the right thing to do. Word has leaked out and is now being trumpeted by anti-pipeline “news” outlets (like PBS’ StateImpact Pennsylvania) that Sunoco (i.e. Energy Transfer) has purchased the homes of two homeowners who live near Mariner East 2 pipeline construction–both homes located near sinkholes related to pipeline construction. Sunoco paid each homeowner $60,000-$100,000 more than fair market value.
    Read More “Sunoco Buys Out 2 Homes Near Chester County ME2 Sinkholes”

  • Energy Services | Industrywide Issues | Litigation | Pennsylvania | Pipelines | Statewide PA | Transco | Williams

    US Supremes Reject Dela. Riverkeeper Lawsuit re Atlantic Sunrise

    April 30, 2019April 30, 2019

    THE Delaware Riverkeeper, Maya van Rossum, along with a couple of radicals from Lancaster County flying under the name Lancaster Against Pipelines (the Clatterbucks), hoped they could convince the U.S. Supreme Court to consider a case that a series of lower courts dismissed–a case that would shut down the now-operating Atlantic Sunrise Pipeline (see Riverkeeper Appeals Atlantic Sunrise Lawsuit to US Supreme Court). Miss Maya and the Clatterbucks have stuck out. On Monday, the Supremes told them they don’t have a case.
    Read More “US Supremes Reject Dela. Riverkeeper Lawsuit re Atlantic Sunrise”

  • Industrywide Issues | Pennsylvania | Pipelines | Regulation | Statewide PA

    Philly Gang of Five Win Delay of PA DEP Secretary Reconfirmation

    April 30, 2019April 30, 2019

    Pennsylvania State Sen. Gene Yaw (Republican from Lycoming County), who serves as Majority Chair of the Senate Environmental Committee, has caved to pressure from five Philadelphia-area Senators (four Democrats, one RINO), to delay a hearing on reconfirming Dept. of Environmental Protection (DEP) Secretary Patrick McDonnell. The Gang of Five are trying to bully McDonnell into blocking the Mariner East 2 Pipeline project by threatening him with unending investigations, and by threatening his very job. Nice folks.

    UPDATE: Sen. Yaw did not cave to pressure from the Gang of Five. Something else has delayed McDonnell’s reconfirmation. See our update below.
    Read More “Philly Gang of Five Win Delay of PA DEP Secretary Reconfirmation”

  • Industrywide Issues | Pennsylvania | Regulation | Statewide PA

    PA Gov. Wolf, Dem Legislators Release Even Worse “Climate” Plan

    April 30, 2019September 23, 2019
    PA Gov. Tom Wolf

    Tom Wolf will go down as the worst governor in Pennsylvania history. Yesterday the Democrat, along with a number of Senate and House Democrats (and a few Philadelphia RINOs, just so they can claim “bipartisanship”), announced updated changes to the state’s so-called “climate” plan (full copy below), changes that will doom the state economically.
    Read More “PA Gov. Wolf, Dem Legislators Release Even Worse “Climate” Plan”

  • CNG/LNG | Guest Post | Industrywide Issues

    An Opposing View on Waiving the Jones Act for US LNG Shipments

    April 30, 2019April 30, 2019

    Last week we brought you the news that President Trump is considering a waiver to the 1920 Jones Act for LNG to be shipped from port to port in the U.S., even if the ships used are foreign flagged (see Trump Considers Waiving Jones Act to Allow Domestic LNG Shipments). We like the idea because it means we may be able to move more of our Marcellus/Utica gas to New England without using pipelines. However, MDN friend Garland Thompson, a talented reporter and magazine writer, has a different take on the Jones Act and potential waivers to it.
    Read More “An Opposing View on Waiving the Jones Act for US LNG Shipments”

  • Best of the Rest

    Energy Stories of Interest: Tue, Apr 30, 2019

    April 30, 2019April 30, 2019

    MARCELLUS/UTICA REGION: Correcting the record about the severance tax; New York State bans offshore oil and gas drilling; OTHER U.S. REGIONS: Anadarko’s weak performance in U.S. Permian made it a takeover target; Natural gas prices down to zero at Waha Hub; NATIONAL: Increased natural gas production, interregional flows mitigate withdrawals from storage during winter 2018-19; SEC freezes assets over suspected insider trading in Anadarko; INTERNATIONAL: Panama Canal expansion allows more transits of propane and other hydrocarbon gas liquids; WorleyParsons changes name after £2.4bn acquisition of Jacobs ECR.
    Read More “Energy Stories of Interest: Tue, Apr 30, 2019”

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