Shale Gas Texas Impacts
May 12, 2012
Shale Gas Texas Impacts. Economic Impact of Shale Gas Development: Can New York Learn from Texas?
SALT Conference – US Business News — Pickens Sells Stake in Chesapeake Energy – CNBC
May 12, 2012
SALT Conference – US Business News — Pickens Sells Stake in Chesapeake Energy – CNBC.
By: Kate Kelly
CNBC Reporter
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Boone Pickens recently sold his entire stake in Chesapeake Energy.
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Worried about the collapsing price of natural gas, Boone Pickens recently sold his entire stake in Chesapeake Energy, he told CNBC during an exclusive interview at the SALT alternative-asset conference in Las Vegas.
Pickens, who manages a $140 million energy-focused equity fund as part of his investment firm BP Capital, held about $13 million worth of Chesapeake [CHK 14.81 
-2.37 (-13.8%) 
] shares, which made up 9 percent of BP’s equity portfolio as of late December, according to a recent filing. But Pickens told CNBC he sold that position in the last few months as the price of gas spiraled below $2.
Print Email Save More Sharing ServicesShare UNCONVENTIONAL OIL RESOURCES NOT READY FOR PRIMETIME BRAD MILLER, REPRESENTATIVE, HOUSE Congressional Press Releases May 10, 2012 For Immediate Release Unconventional Oil Resources Not Ready for Primetime Contact: Kristin Kopshever (202) 225-6375 Kristin.Kopshever@mail.house.gov May 10, 2012 (Washington, DC) – Today the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology`s Subcommittee on Energy and Environment held a hearing entitled, “Supporting American Jobs and the Economy Through Expanded Energy Production: Challenges and Opportunities of Unconventional Resources Technology.“ The purpose of the hearing was to examine challenges and opportunities associated with expanding development and use of a range of unconventional oil and gas resources. However, the majority of the hearing discussion was focused on the development of oil shale.
May 10, 2012
http://www.elp.com/index/from-the-wires/wire_news_display/1663499442.html.
UNCONVENTIONAL OIL RESOURCES NOT READY FOR PRIMETIME
BRAD MILLER, REPRESENTATIVE, HOUSE
Congressional Press Releases
May 10, 2012
For Immediate Release
Unconventional Oil Resources Not Ready for Primetime
Contact: Kristin Kopshever (202) 225-6375 Kristin.Kopshever@mail.house.gov
May 10, 2012
(Washington, DC) – Today the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology`s Subcommittee on Energy and Environment held a hearing entitled, “Supporting American Jobs and the Economy Through Expanded Energy Production: Challenges and Opportunities of Unconventional Resources Technology.“ The purpose of the hearing was to examine challenges and opportunities associated with expanding development and use of a range of unconventional oil and gas resources. However, the majority of the hearing discussion was focused on the development of oil shale.
CitizenGuide_Act13_2012.pdf
May 10, 2012
CitizenGuide_Act13_2012.pdf (application/pdf Object).
Citizens’ Guide to PA Act 13.
On February 7, 2012, the Pennsylvania General Assembly enacted comprehensive amendments to Pennsylvania laws regulating the oil and gas industry in response to the rapid growth of the Marcellus shale industry.
This guide provides an easy-to-understand explanation of the major provisions of that new law. The guide was created to inform and educate citizens, municipal leaders, media, and others about the details and expected impact of the new law. The guide is deliberately written to be as accessible as possible to all, primarily presented in a question and answer format. The questions are organized by topics and the numbers at the end of each answer refer to the Section numbers of Act 13.
PennFuture’s legal staff, led by President and CEO George Jugovic Jr, Law Staff Chair Brian Glass, and Staff Attorney Mark Szybist, are the primary authors of this guide. The guide would not have been possible without the volunteer research assistance of Attorney Renee E. Della Fave.
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