EQT Corp. and Range Resources Corp. were among companies that improved reporting about the risks to the environment and communities from hydraulic fracturing in a scorecard from a group that pushes corporations to be more environmentally responsible.
The absence of statewide rules governing how water wells are built and who can drill them have united some unlikely allies.
How much have Pennsylvania's counties been getting from the Marcellus Shale impact fee since it was implemented for 2011?
In the supply chain of the modern frack job, the fluid used to expel gas from underground shale has been a flash point.
John Felmy, chief economist for the American Petroleum Institute, made a stop at the Charles Chrin Community Center in Palmer Township to speak at an event sponsored by the Lehigh Valley Project 9-12 Tea Party Group, a local nonprofit organization.
Forget what they say about money; energy is LITERALLY what makes the world go round.
A two-year federal crackdown on overtime and wage law violations by companies working in the booming Appalachian shale gas industry resulted in back-payments totaling nearly $4.5 million to 5,300 workers in Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
A community in Luzerne County is celebrating a victory after a company wanting to build wind turbines there was denied its application.
Fueled by Marcellus shale development, natural gas prices in the midstate just went down 4.7 percent from summer as winter begins.
Chesapeake Energy's royalty payment practice is being investigated by the Department of Justice and several states.
