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Cabot Oil and Gas charged with environmental crimes for Pa. shale wells Pennsylvania’s Office of Attorney General is charging Cabot Oil and Gas for environmental crimes related to one of the most notorious cases of water...

Criminal investigations target shale gas industry Attorney General Josh Shapiro says more than a dozen investigations into fracking and pipelines are ongoing.

Pa. Supreme Court preserves 'rule of capture' for fracking Under the rule of capture, oil and gas in deep reservoirs belongs to whoever pulls it from a well on his own property first.

Amid an export boom, the U.S. is still importing natural gas Pipeline constraints, depleted stockpiles and a 98-year-old law is opening the way for LNG to be shipped from overseas

Judge blocks disputed Keystone XL pipeline in setback for Trump's energy agenda

Proposed Allegheny County ordinance would create oil and gas lease registry Stakeholders need an easy way to know where fracking is slated to take place, Anita Prizio says.

A shale gas severance tax? Think again (again) - Tribune-Review, Greensburg edition, 2018-08-13 impact fee revenue from fracked natural gas wells in Pennsylvania jumped 21 percent in 2017 from 2016, reversing three years of declines, according to the state Public Utility Commission (PUC).

Where does a gas storage field begin and end? For EQT, that's now a legal question More than 100 landowners have filed a lawsuit against EQT Corp. for trespassing on their property by storing gas in the rocks below it.

Too big to fail: How one gas company can leave a mark on Pennsylvania With the state’s history of abandoned coal sites, regulators are trying to prevent gas well operators from doing the same. And they sound urgent.

CNX paid $250,000 to settle Indiana County pipeline violations | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette CNX has canceled the pipeline and said it would restore the site.

CNX Gas pays $250K penalty for sediment discharge in Indiana County - Tribune-Review, Greensburg edition, 2018-07-13 CNX Gas Company has paid a $250,000 state civil penalty for releasing sediment into a stream in northern Indiana County and has said it will cease pipeline construction that was cited in the violation, according to the Department of Environmental Protection.

Southwestern Energy asks Pa. high court to restore the "rule of capture" for shale drilling A Marcellus Shale company is asking the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to take up a case it says could disrupt a century of oil and gas law by defining ...