SHALE INSIGHT 2026 ® What Comes Next for Appalachia
The Marcellus Shale Coalition’s 16th annual SHALE INSIGHT ® conference wrapped up Thursday, Sept. 24th at the Bayfront Convention Center [...]
What Comes Next for Appalachia? SHALE INSIGHT 2026 to Tackle the Energy Challenges Shaping America’s Future
America’s demand for reliable energy is growing, and Pennsylvania and the broader Appalachian Basin are well positioned to meet it. [...]
Homegrown Energy, Statewide Demand
Part 1 of a four-part series highlighting the Marcellus Shale Coalition's four key industry priorities: capitalizing on downstream opportunities, infrastructure [...]
Could, Might, and Maybe: 91 Safe Wells and the Story That Refused to Match the Data
There's a particular art form in some corners of research: say something alarming enough to generate headlines while hedging every [...]
As Consumers Focus on Utility Bills, Natural Gas Continues to Provide Benefits and Save Billions
Many people feeling the pinch of their electricity bills are seeking explanations – and solutions – to help blunt the [...]
In Williamsport, Natural Gas’ Local Impact Takes Center Stage
PHOTO: A natural gas drilling rig rises in Lewis Township, Lycoming County The Marcellus Shale Coalition had a busy week [...]
Pennsylvania Natural Gas: Fueling a Semiquincentennial Season of Celebrations
A record-breaking NFL Draft in Pittsburgh. The PGA Championship at Aronimink. A World Cup on home turf. A 250th Birthday Celebration [...]
Pennsylvania Raises the Bar on Natural Gas Oversight
Recent media coverage around natural gas development has renewed questions about setback distances, public health, and environmental protections in Pennsylvania. These conversations [...]
PA Natural Gas Impact Fee Revenue Surges 48%, Eclipses $3.12 Billion to Date
Pennsylvania’s unique natural gas severance tax, known as the Impact Fee, continues to deliver on its original promise: returning revenue [...]
Pennsylvania Has the Gas. Now It Needs More Ways to Deliver It
Infrastructure Week came and went with plenty of discussion about permitting reform, grid reliability, power demand, and America’s energy future. But [...]
