Keystone Energy Forum

A new American Petroleum Institute-sponsored poll says most Pennsylvania voters favor more development of the country's energy resources.

The secretary of the Department of Environmental Protection and the state's top auditor may have their disagreements on DEP's oil and gas program, but both agree the agency's record system needs a reboot.

The Pennsylvania Department of Health says it wants to help citizens better navigate the complaint process, specifically when it comes to the Marcellus Shale industry.

Regulators want one last shot at convincing the state's high court that they should have some authority over local ordinances aimed at gas drillers.

Chevron will not be fined by federal authorities for a fatal fire at a well in Greene County.

A national environmental report aimed at exposing gas companies for illegally using diesel fuel in their fracking fluids appears to clear Pennsylvania drillers of breaking the law intended to protect water supplies from toxic chemicals.

Looking south from a parking lot at Trinity Middle School, one can see a glint of water through the trees - a reservoir. But not far beyond that, hidden from plain view, is a well extracting natural gas from deep beneath the earth' surface.

Researchers with the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) found detectable levels of naturally-occurring methane in 80% of drinking water wells it sampled in Pike County, PA, an area prospective to the Marcellus and Utica shales but where unconventional development is currently banned.

Four companies in a joint venture plan an interstate natural gas pipeline to run from Luzerne County to New Jersey.

Southwestern Energy Production company will have to pay $128,031 for drilling five unpermitted Marcellus Shale gas wells in Bradford County. The state Department of Environmental Protection announced the fine today after the Houston, Texas company continued to drill even after the DEP issued a "notice of violation" in January 2013.