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  • Energy Companies | Marshall County | Tug Hill Operating | West Virginia | Wetzel County

    Tug Hill Ramps Up Low-Cost Utica Drilling in WV Panhandle

    July 30, 2019July 30, 2019

    The last time MDN reported on Tug Hill Operating was more than two years ago, a story about Tug Hill’s XcL Midstream subsidiary working to build a new gathering pipeline system in West Virginia to flow gas that would come from Tug Hill’s THQ Appalachia drilling subsidiary (see XcL Midstream Building New Dry & Wet Gas Gathering Pipes in WV). Both the midstream and drilling subsidiaries have been busy over the past two years. In fact, Tug Hill’s THQ subsidiary says it has unlocked the secret to drilling cheap Utica wells in the Mountain State.
    Read More “Tug Hill Ramps Up Low-Cost Utica Drilling in WV Panhandle”

  • Energy Services | Equitrans/EQT Midstream | Industrywide Issues | North Carolina | Pipelines | Regulation

    FERC Signals Approval for MVP Southgate Pipe to NC in Draft EIS

    July 30, 2019July 30, 2019
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    Although some of the 300-mile Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) that stretches from Wetzel County, WV to the Transco Pipeline in Pittsylvania County, VA is on hold due to court delays over stream crossing permits, work continues on the project. The original project is now 80% built and will go online in 2020 according to Equitrans CEO Thomas Karam. Equitrans filed plans with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) last November to extend the pipeline *another* 70+ miles south–into North Carolina–called the MVP Southgate project (see EQT Makes it Official, Files with FERC to Extend MVP into NC).
    Read More “FERC Signals Approval for MVP Southgate Pipe to NC in Draft EIS”

  • Energy Companies | Industrywide Issues | Olympus/Huntley & Huntley | Sand/Proppant | Trucking

    H&H Bends Over Backwards to Reduce SWPA Well Pad Truck Traffic

    July 30, 2019July 30, 2019
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    Shale driller Huntley & Huntley (H&H), headquartered in Monroeville (Allegheny County), PA, leases land and drills in the Pittsburgh suburbs. They’ve picked a tough place to do business. The company works hard to win over residents who live near their shale drilling projects. The latest example is what H&H is doing to reduce truck traffic in Murrysville (Westmoreland County), PA.
    Read More “H&H Bends Over Backwards to Reduce SWPA Well Pad Truck Traffic”

  • Antero Resources | CNG/LNG | Energy Companies | Industrywide Issues | M&A | Seneca Resources

    LNG Virtual Pipe Co Stabilis Buys/Merges in American Electric

    July 30, 2019July 30, 2019

    Stabilis Energy, based in Houston, TX, offers a complete range of fully integrated LNG fueling solutions from LNG production to LNG distribution and technical support across North America. Stabilis has just bought out and merged in another company, American Electric Technologies. And believe it or not, there IS a Marcellus/Utica tie-in.
    Read More “LNG Virtual Pipe Co Stabilis Buys/Merges in American Electric”

  • Anti-Drilling/Fossil Fuel | Delaware County (PA) | Energy Services | Industrywide Issues | Litigation | Pennsylvania | Pipelines | Regulation | Statewide PA | Sunoco Logistics

    Philly Anti Pushes to Make Pipe Info Public that Terrorists Can Use

    July 30, 2019July 30, 2019

    The actions of one man seeking access to confidential risk assessments and plans for the Mariner East pipelines in the Philadelphia area will, if successful, put information into the public domain that terrorists can potentially use. Note we don’t believe it is the intent of this man to grant access to sensitive information to terrorists. But that is the consequence, the outcome, the result of his actions–if a court now reviewing the case grants his request.
    Read More “Philly Anti Pushes to Make Pipe Info Public that Terrorists Can Use”

  • Energy Services | Industrywide Issues | Pipelines | Regulation | TC Energy/TransCanada

    TC Energy Plan to Move Western Canadian Gas to East Coast Approved

    July 30, 2019July 30, 2019

    Canada’s National Energy Board (NEB) has approved TC Energy’s agreements with natural gas retailers in Eastern Canada, to flow Western Canadian gas to Canada’s East Coast and New England. TC Energy (formerly called TransCanada) cooked up a plan to expand an existing pipeline in New England and connect it to a point in Quebec to flow gas from the opposite side of the continent, Western Canadian natural gas (over 1,000 miles away), into New England and from there back up into Canada (see TransCanada Plans to Move Western Canadian Gas into New England).
    Read More “TC Energy Plan to Move Western Canadian Gas to East Coast Approved”

  • Accidents | Energy Services | Industrywide Issues | Litigation | NiSource | Pipelines

    Columbia Gas Pays $143M to Settle Lawsuit from Mass. Explosions

    July 30, 2019July 30, 2019

    Columbia Gas of Massachusetts (NiSource) continues to recover (physically and reputationally) from a series of explosions last September in its local delivery pipelines north of Boston (see Local NatGas Pipes Explode Near Boston Killing 1, Injuring 25). The explosions and resulting fires tragically killed one teenager and injured 25 others. It left some 8,600 households and businesses without natural gas–for months. Several class action lawsuits were filed against the company. News is breaking today that Columbia has settled all of the class action lawsuits for $143 million.
    Read More “Columbia Gas Pays $143M to Settle Lawsuit from Mass. Explosions”

  • Best of the Rest

    Energy Stories of Interest: Tue, Jul 30, 2019

    July 30, 2019July 30, 2019

    MARCELLUS/UTICA REGION: Long Island town to vote on alternative natural gas providers; NETL leads research to improve production efficiency of Marcellus shale; OTHER U.S. REGIONS: Sasol says new Louisiana cracker starting up; Unitil foresees growth in natural gas as electric usage drops; PSEG officially opens natural gas power plant in Bridgeport; NATIONAL: U.S. LNG exports to Europe increase amid declining demand and spot LNG prices in Asia; Natural gas truck sales are on the rise; INTERNATIONAL: 2020s will see a new LNG market maker; Nord Stream 2 pipeline fights new EU gas rules.
    Read More “Energy Stories of Interest: Tue, Jul 30, 2019”

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