Owners of existing clean energy power plants in New York say they’d like the same support from the state for their businesses that new ones get.
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At Grangemouth Refinery In Scotland, A Plastics Evangelist Says PA’s Shale Gas Is Vital
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The massive refinery and petrochemical complex in Grangemouth, Scotland, run by INEOS, was one of the first overseas plants to receive Pennsylvania ethane.
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Federal Appeals Court Strikes Blow To PennEast Pipeline Project
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A federal appeals court has blocked PennEast pipeline company from condemning state-owned land for its proposed 116-mile long line that would ship Marcellus Shale gas from northeast Pennsylvania to New Jersey.
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Abundant Solar Hopes to Lease Six Sites in Steuben County
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Abundant Solar said the chances are high that they will develop on the other sites.
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Steuben Looks To Benefit From Solar Project
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Toronto-based Abundant Solar Incorporated will install solar panels at the county’s landfill in Bath.
Power Mostly Restored In Southern Tier After Sunday Storms
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NYSEG estimates fewer than 750 people were without power as of Monday afternoon. This comes after about 19,000 people lost power. Outages stretched from Elmira to Oneonta.
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Assemblywoman Questions NYSEG Rate Increases
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“This is particularly worrisome for customers with low and fixed incomes, as well as small businesses.”
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In Ithaca, Customers Deride Proposed NYSEG Increases
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Over 50 people at a public hearing called on the Public Service Commission to deny rate increase.
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PA Ordered Sunoco To Release Its Calculations On Pipeline’s Potential Blast Zones
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Pennsylvania’s Public Utility Commission demanded information from Sunoco Pipeline last year about what would happen if its Mariner East natural gas liquids pipelines failed, according to a newly discovered letter.
PA’s Energy Boom Began Years Before Trump Took Office
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President Trump tours a Pennsylvania petrochemical plant Tuesday to highlight the U.S. energy boom. Trump claims credit for surging oil and gas production, but the trend began before he took office.
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Experts: Vapor Buildup Likely Led To Explosion At PA Pump Station
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For now, independent pipeline experts say the blast appears to have been caused by the relighting of a pilot in a flare used by Sunoco for burning off excess gases, at a time when vapor had accumulated there.