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Utica shale gets infrastructure boost with new processing plant
Another link in an industrial chain Ohio hopes to see growing around the Utica Shale play was added Tuesday with the opening of a factory in Youngstown that builds natural gas processing equipment.By EnergyWire .
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Coal makes a comeback in Europe as conventional gas dries up
Europe's declining competitiveness with U.S. industry has its leaders worried, but they admit having no hope of matching the shale revolution that is powering a revival of manufacturing across the Atlantic.By EnergyWire .
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Bakken's top producer wants to snuff out natural gas flaring
Continental Resources Inc., the top producer in the Bakken Shale, plans to reduce natural gas flaring from its well sites to "as close to zero percent flaring as possible."By EnergyWire .
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In Ohio, Utica Shale rig counts may be skewed to favor oil
Have prospectors struck oil in Ohio? That’s certainly what one might think after reading the latest Energy Information Administration report on drilling in the state.By EnergyWire .
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Ohio city votes to block wastewater injection wells
Voters in Mansfield, Ohio, sent a clear message Tuesday that oil and gas wastewater is not welcome in their city.By EnergyWire .
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Data-heavy project aims to move methane emissions research beyond 'he said, she said'
A team of academics, natural gas companies and environmentalists is hoping to pull a crucial environmental issue from the jaws of polarization and controversy -- and start moving it into the realm of accepted reality.By EnergyWire .
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Authors of model fracking regulation find it's lonely in the middle
An environmental group's search for regulatory consensus on fracking has pulled it into scarred political terrain, where some environmental groups oppose hydraulic fracturing outright and many industry and state officials challenge any moves to standardize regulation and oversight of a game-changing energy frontier.By EnergyWire .
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'Big Green' groups walk a tightrope between anti-frackers, regulators
Antagonism toward drillers among local anti-fracking coalitions masks a more complicated story of how larger and more deep-pocketed national environmental groups are calibrating their positions on gas in the era of Josh Fox.By EnergyWire .
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Safety of shale gas wells up to states -- and 'the cement job'
One Achilles’ heel of the shale gas boom is the potential failure of a vital well construction operation known simply as “the cement job.” But errors, mishaps or geological traps can leave channels running through the cement, creating pathways for groundwater contamination.By EnergyWire .
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Could oil recovery create a market for carbon capture?
A key carbon-cutting technology may have met its savior: domestic oil drilling. Last week, senators released a bill that would sweeten the incentive to capture carbon dioxide from smokestacks, as long as the gas is stuffed underground to produce oil.By EnergyWire .
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