What is the natural gas conversion to natural gas vehicles?
Expanding natural gas use to meeting our nation’s growing transportation needs carries a host of important benefits, ranging from cost-savings, [...]
Is there any other way to contain the fracking?
We are routinely asked about the completions – or hydraulic fracturing – process of natural gas development. Please click here [...]
Is there zero liquid discharge available?
Yes. Many operators are reusing and recycling the vast majority of the flowback water that returns to the surface after [...]
How risky is it to drill?
Like any industry and/or industrial process, risk mitigation is a key factor when exploring for and producing natural gas. While [...]
Is fracking safe?
This is a very common question that we are routinely asked. Please click here to learn more about hydraulic fracturing, [...]
How much can be withdrawn per minute, per hour, per day?
That really depends on a host of factors, principally supply and demand. Thankfully, as you may know, Pennsylvania is a [...]
What is the industry doing to reduce the amount of water being used?
New technologies are allowing producers to recycle and reuse upwards of 85-90 percent of all water that returns to the [...]
How do you change gas into a liquid for industrial use?
In order to liquefy natural gas, it needs to be cooled to –260° F (–162° C). Once cooled and converted [...]
What are the 3 biggest, long term risk to this country caused by drilling for natural gas?
While we appreciate your concerns, we certainly do not agree with the unsubstantiated premise that long-term risks associated with natural [...]
Why don’t you employ scientists to investigate?
The natural gas industry is full of scientists. Natural gas companies employ engineers, biologists, biophysicists, chemists, geologists and experts from [...]
