Pa. Drives Increase in U.S. Natural Gas Abundance
Pennsylvania continues to lead America’s energy revolution, driving the increase in proved natural gas reserves, according to newly released government [...]
Shale “an Absolute Winner” for Pennsylvania
Today, MSC president Dave Spigelmyer joined WPGP radio’s Rose Tennent for an in-depth discussion on the significant economic and national security benefits associated with responsible shale development [...]
On The Radio: MSC Touts Shale’s “Extraordinary” Consumer, Manufacturing Benefits
This week, MSC president Dave Spigelmyer joined KDKA radio’s Mike Pintek for a live hour-long discussion about shale’s consumer and [...]
Dartmouth Study: Shale Creates Significant Economic Benefits
A new National Bureau of Economic Research study led by Dartmouth College experts examines the economic and job-creating impact of shale development, [...]
Pennsylvanians Benefitting from Affordable Energy
Locally produced, affordable natural gas is delivering important consumer savings, boosting our economy, improving air quality, and strengthening America’s “diplomatic [...]
Top 10 Halloween Items Made with Natural Gas
There’s a good chance your Halloween will be filled with products made with petrochemicals sourced from natural gas and oil. [...]
We Agree: Using Locally-Produced “Natural Gas to Fuel Our Railroad is Cool”
Following the recent release of an IHS study highlighting the fact that shale is breathing an “economic second life” into [...]
Shale Delivers “Economic Second Life” to Greater Philadelphia
“Enduring U.S. shale production enables greater opportunities for Marcus Hook Industrial Site,” according to a new study released by IHS [...]
Higher Energy Taxes Threaten Pa. Jobs, Manufacturing
As MSC president David Spigelmyer said last week, “many in Harrisburg recognize the devastating impacts that even higher energy taxes [...]
Natural Gas: More Affordably Keeping Our Homes Warm
With more than half of Pennsylvania and nearly half of all U.S. households relying on natural gas as their primary [...]
