Events
Working in partnership with industry, environmental professionals and local, state and federal regulatory agencies, the MSC hosts technical training sessions to help bring understanding to the regulatory, technical and safety processes to improve transparency and communications to avoid misconceptions about the industry. Check back soon for new events coming soon!
Join the MSC IN-PERSON or VIRTUALLY for a special training presentation: “Shale 2.0: Learn the Facts About Upstream, Midstream and Downstream”. Learn from industry experts about the evolution and development of natural gas from unconventional shale in Pennsylvania, which continues to create huge opportunities for growth and energy sustainability for the region, along with a variety of industry sectors.
During this seminar, professional experts will educate attendees on the upstream, midstream, and downstream industry segments with a focus on practical knowledge and applications for professional development and business growth. This comprehensive overview offers a learning experience for industry newcomers as well as a refresher for seasoned veterans. Employee and contractor staff from across all company positions are encouraged to attend.
6.0 CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION CREDITS (PA ONLY) AND 7.0 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT HOURS AVAILABLE
LEARN ABOUT MEMBERSHIP IN THE MSC
Learn about membership in the Marcellus Shale Coalition and how your involvement can help contribute to a strong climate for responsible shale gas development.
Discuss Membership Benefits | Learn about MSC’s Robust Committee Structure | Hear About Important Industry Updates | Meet Our Members and MSC Staff
DID YOU KNOW?
- More than 95% of the natural gas in PA is produced, processed and transported by MSC member companies.
- Non-MSC members are 2x more likely to have an environmental inspection result in a violation than an MSC member.
- The MSC’s Board of Directors consists of major producer, midstream and downstream companies in the Appalachian Basin.
- MSC Associate Members are comprised of suppliers, contractors and professional firms who work in the industry.
QUESTIONS
Membership@MarcellusCoalition.org
The Unconventional Oil & Gas Industry in Pennsylvania is required to prevent, report and remediate spills in accordance with state laws and regulations. State laws and regulatory requirements for reporting and remediating spills can be complex with multiple bureaus of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PA DEP) having responsibility. Industry experts have developed unique and innovative technologies for maintaining a high level of compliance for preventing, reporting, and remediating spills, while working successfully with the different Bureaus and regions of PA DEP. Recently, in concert with spill prevention and reporting there have been substantive revisions to what is to be included in unconventional well site Pollution Prevention Control (PPC) Plans. Representatives from the PA DEP will present these revisions and provide an overview of the process and how they have been working effectively with industry.
Join oil and gas industry stakeholders to obtain a comprehensive overview of oil & gas industry requirements for spill prevention and compliance and most importantly PPC plans. Industry experts and PA DEP representatives will provide a unique look at best practices and utilizing new technologies and equipment to achieve spill prevention and compliance. We will also be testing attendees’ knowledge on if a spill is reportable or not.
5.0 CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION CREDITS (PA ONLY) AND 6.0 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT HOURS AVAILABLE
