Time Magazine published an analysis recently by Vaclav Smil, a scientist, policy analyst and Distinguished Professor Emeritus at the University of Manitoba, that demands amplification by Pennsylvania’s oil and gas industry and other people interested in facts about the importance of fossil fuels in a modern society.

The body of case law makes it clear that ― as is the case with any type of use regulated by local zoning ― where oil and gas development occurs is squarely within the purview of the municipality, while how it occurs is a state regulatory matter.

The U.S. oil and gas industry is leading research and investing significantly in the development of hydrogen as an energy source, which is seen as a valuable long-term contributor to climate-related goals of reducing carbon.

Energy is an important topic in this election. To help our members make their decision, we invited each candidate to answer several questions about energy and our industry.

PIOGA, PGCC and PIPP charge that regulators have failed to follow a law requiring that rulemakings concerning conventional oil and gas wells and unconventional wells must be promulgated separately.

Pennsylvania’s oil and natural gas industry is proud of the role it plays in helping our nation improve its environment.

The widely divergent views on the legality of EPA’s methane proposal suggest that future litigation is inevitable.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in late January had immediate ripple effects on the global energy market that caused prices to spike, stunning many U.S. officials - while leaving experts unsurprised.

Ensuring American energy security in a world beleaguered by once-in-a-lifetime market events will require the continued collaboration of producers and policymakers alike.

The legislation would not only promote consistency, but would also give landowners and many small businesses a much-needed financial boost.