The $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act provides opportunities for natural gas.

The rule could significantly impact conventional operators.

The rule creates two new types of onshore gathering lines, Type R and Type C.

By a vote of 16-3, the Environmental Quality Board accepted a pair of rulemaking petitions asking EQB to greatly increase the cost of oil and gas well bonds for both new and existing conventional and shale wells.

Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois and Michigan account for 43% of the natural gas-fired capacity planned to come online between 2022-2025.

The issues involved in this case could arise in oil and gas drilling operations if property adjoining a pad site is condemned and is the only means to access the pad site.

The recently released proposal expands existing and creates new regulations related to greenhouse gas and volatile organic compound emissions from the oil and gas sector.

The billions in private capital being deployed to reduce emissions by business and industry is paying dividends. Yet environmental activists are not celebrating this success – instead, they are misleading the public.

The switch follows an August 30 order from a U.S. District Court, which remanded and vacated the definition of WOTUS promulgated by the Trump administration in 2020.

Although the legislature will attempt to block implementation via a concurrent resolution disapproving the rulemaking, it’s more likely that the courts will ultimately decide the fate of the Governor Wolf's unilateral effort to impose a tax on CO2 emissions.