Join team members from PIOGA's government relations firm on Friday, December 4, at noon as they discuss the election results within the state and the nation.

The most recent court decision has not resolved the lawfulness of using proceeds from leasing state-owned land for the operating expenses of the agencies responsible for “conserving and maintaining” Pennsylvania’s public natural resources.

The first warning sign that opposition to fracking and fossil fuels might not play well for the Democrats in the 2020 election came in June, when Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro released what he described as a “scathing grand jury report” on fracking and fracking practices in the Commonwealth.

The PATH Act of 2015 created two separate filing due dates for amounts reported on the same Form 1099-MISC. Is your company ready for these changes?

The state entity that reviews proposed regulations to ensure they are in the public interest and meet all statutory requirements has raised many of the same concerns as PIOGA over a rulemaking to control emissions of volatile organic compounds from existing oil and gas sources.

September saw Pennsylvania take two major steps toward locking the Commonwealth into the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative

Those who want to ban hydraulic fracturing or stop using fossil fuels are uninformed or misinformed about the crucial importance of crude oil and natural to our society. A new U.S. Department of Energy report illustrates that importance

Gov. Tom Wolf has vetoed a bill that would have stripped his administration of the ability to regulate carbon emissions without legislative approval

We have all questioned the rationale behind the recent news of multiple attorneys general questioning the safety protocols and unfounded risks to transport liquified natural gas (LNG) via rail