Keystone Energy Forum

What is it like to drive a new Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) vehicle?

Contractors have been boring under Crab Run Road to install a pipeline to connect another nearby well site to Keystone's pipeline system, and officials are investigating discharge near that area.

Profits for the biggest U.S. energy producers including Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM) are poised to decline the most since the financial meltdown of 2008-09 as the drilling technique known as fracking collapses natural gas prices.

The income from natural gas drilling in state forests plays a key role in managing the state parks and forests, but despite a spate of recent rumors, Gov. Tom Corbett has not lifted a moratorium on additional leasing of state forest land for drilling.

A boom in natural gas drilling could prompt state legislators to regulate construction of private water wells.

In accordance with legislation Gov. Tom Corbett signed Monday, Washington County commissioners are preparing to advertise a proposed ordinance to allow the county and its municipalities to receive impact fees from the Marcellus Shale gas industry.

Across the rural swaths of northern and western Pennsylvania, the Marcellus Shale gas drilling industry has created a robust demand for cars -- especially trucks -- from dealers that typically serve economically stagnant towns and counties.

Council of Governments Joint Rail Authority on Thursday celebrated the opening of a facility at the Newberry Yard that significantly increases the speed and efficiency in which frack sand can be transported from the rail yard to gas drilling sites.

Read the blog of John Hanger, former PA DEP Secretary. Today's entry: US carbon emissions from fossil fuels dropped 1.2% in 2011, continuing the trend toward falling US carbon emissions from fossil fuel consumption that account for more than 80% of total US carbon emissions.

A group of Wayne County landowners eager for natural gas drilling to begin in the Delaware River watershed renewed its call for action in recent weeks.