Gov.-Elect Josh Shapiro on Tuesday nominated former Philadelphia Deputy Mayor Rich Negrin as secretary of the Department of Environmental Protection.

Natural gas should be viewed not as a bridge fuel, but as a catalyst to the energy transition domestically and abroad, according to the new “Appalachia First” vision unveiled by CNX Resources Corp.

Kevin Moody, Esq., PIOGA General Counsel & Vice President of Government Affairs, named to the Government Relations Power 100 List by The City & State

Just in time for the holidays! Guides to this year’s top toys and gifts for the outdoors and do-it-yourselfers have been published by a number of independent sources, and the big winners – hands down – are oil and natural gas, produced in the United States. In fact, Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and even New Year’s Eve would be pretty dismal without supplies of these essential products. Let’s take a look at some of the best sellers for 2022.

On December 5th, PIOGA, PGCC and PIPP filed the second lawsuit challenging the lawfulness of the process of finalizing the Conventional VOC Regulation.

As the heating season starts in earnest across the northern hemisphere, the volatility of global energy production, transportation and utilization – especially natural gas - has never been more apparent.

PIOGA's Member Spotlight highlights Dan Billman, President of Billman Geologic and PIOGA Board Member. The aim of science is to build true and accurate knowledge about how the world works. For one PIOGA member, targeting scientific truths has been a focus in his life. Dan Billman, has made it a life and career goal to inform the public on the truths of the oil and gas industry, spreading knowledge where he can.

PIOGA’s October Just the Facts has a simple message: the 2022 midterm elections are a month away, and policies related to energy development, both in Pennsylvania and nationwide, continue to be a critical part of the political dialogue

Sen. Joe Manchin’s (D-WV) long-awaited permitting bill, the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2022, was dropped on Wednesday evening, and similar to the anticipation expected, is a mixed bag for the energy industry.

Our Just the Facts for September highlights the current and emerging market opportunities for natural gas produced in the Appalachian Basin.