Keystone Energy Forum

Boom has helped make America the world's No. 1 producer of oil and gas.

Pennsylvania will require shale gas companies to disclose electronically the chemicals they use in hydraulic fracturing in a new state-run database by next summer.

A new report shows no correlation between shale gas development and watershed impairment in the Marcellus region between 2010 and 2013.

In 2010, the Susquehanna River Basin Commission initiated a real-time, continuous water quality monitoring network to monitor the water quality in small, headwater streams that would potentially be impacted by unconventional natural gas drilling.

Who receives and who pays impact fees.

20 organizations send a message to governor that higher energy taxes will hinder economic growth and put good paying jobs at risk.

The fuel that will grill millions of hot dogs nationwide on the Fourth of July is giving energy producers heartburn.

If the United States is to see strong economic growth, the oomph will come from the increase in oil and natural gas production - ironic, given that this phenomenon has occurred on President Obama's watch, when the development of green energy has been touted as the great economic hope.

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection has issued an air emissions permit for Royal Dutch Shell's proposed ethane cracker plant. The department also issued three other permits associated with the plant.

In a pioneering move for the ocean cruise industry, Carnival Corp. last week signed a deal to build four megaships that will be powered by liquefied natural gas.