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Gas stations across Western Pennsylvania are struggling to keep their storage tanks filled because of a supply problem linked to the region's annual switch to "summer blend" fuel, a local industry expert said on Wednesday.
Six or seven BP stations across Allegheny and Washington counties ran short over the weekend and were out of gas as of Monday morning, said Don Bowers, manager of petroleum and transportation at Superior Petroleum Group. Shortages are occurring as prices at some local stations go as high as $4.09 a gallon.
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Companies that supply natural gas drillers with equipment and other services for use at wellheads and pipelines are expanding and adding jobs in Western Pennsylvania.
The latest is Valerus Compression Services LP of Houston, Texas, which opened a $4 million service center on Wednesday at the Fayette Business Park off Route 43 in Smithfield.
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HOUSE COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS: SUBCOMMITTEE ON INTERIOR, ENVIRONMENT AND RELATED AGENCIES HOLDS A HEARING ON NATURAL GAS SUPPLY AND P...
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 14, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Shale gas is poised to become big business in Ohio and in this case, location means everything. Proximity to the population centers of the United States and Canada, along with the expected longevity of the resource, establishes the Marcellus and Utica Shale formations as an important long-term and stable source of natural gas supply for the eastern United States. Energy companies that want to maximize their investment in establishing a supply operation to support drilling, processing or delivering the natural gas derived from shale formations must identify a central location that is proximate to all five states that occupy the formation.
The Marcellus Shale formation stretches from the edge of Maryland to Pennsylvania, New York, West Virgini...
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CISNE, Ill. - A recently fired employee of Trunkline Gas has been jailed on charges he turned off the natural gas supply to the entire city of Fairfield, Ill., in the early morning hours Sunday.
George Matchett, 55, of rural Cisne faces local charges of burglary and interference with a public utility for allegedly breaking into a Trunkline Gas monitoring station north of Wayne City, Ill., closing a valve that halted the flow of gas to more than 2,700 Fairfield customers. By closing the valve, two high-pressure lines that serve the city were shut down. Matchett could face more serious charges as federal agents have joined the investigation.
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Failed Attack on Egypt's Gas Line to Jordan and Israel
TEL AVIV, Israel -- Ampal-American Israel Corporation (Nasdaq: AMPL), a holding company in th...