Revenue from the Act 13 impact fee—a tax collected on unconventional natural gas wells—is expected to drop to an all-time low of $144.85 million for the 2020 calendar year.

The U.S. Department of Energy has published a detailed summary of the broad benefits realized over the past 20 years through the increased production of oil and natural gas in the country.

PIOGA and its membership are facing an existential threat to their businesses with the presidency of Joe Biden.

For the fifth year, PIOGA staff partnered with member company Print King to collect toys for our area’s children whose families are experiencing hardships.

The 2020 state and federal elections were unique for many reasons and will have long-lasting implications for the oil and gas industry. We present two perspectives on what happened and what's ahead.

The Department of Environmental Protection is pushing ahead to strengthen regulations specific to the state’s conventional oil and gas industry. It's not going well so far.

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?