Follow these links to spreadsheets showing the violations and inspections occurring between October 4 to 17 --
Click Here for violations issued. Click Here for inspection entries.
[Note: There were many more violations issued by DEP than PA Environment Digest can highlight here.]
Enforcement Actions Taken Last Week
So far this year, DEP took these actions as of October 3--
-- NOVs Issued In Last Week: 37 conventional, 7 unconventional
-- Year To Date - NOVs Issued: 4,604 conventional and 1,018 unconventional
-- Enforcements 2025: 343 conventional and 127 unconventional (orders, agreements)
-- Inspections Last Week: 389 conventional and 299 unconventional
-- Year To Date - Inspections: 15,065 conventional and 19,931 unconventional
So far this year, DEP took these actions as of October 10--
-- NOVs Issued In Last Week: 38 conventional, 6 unconventional
-- Year To Date - NOVs Issued: 4,676 conventional and 1,034 unconventional
-- Enforcements 2025: 348 conventional and 127 unconventional (orders, agreements)
-- Inspections Last Week: 336 conventional and 248 unconventional
-- Year To Date - Inspections: 15,485 conventional and 20,285 unconventional
Proposed Denial Of Eureka Resources Oil & Gas Wastewater Treatment Permit
The Department of Environmental Protection published notice in the October 11 PA Bulletin announcing it proposes to deny the renewal of a NPDES wastewater permit for Eureka Resources LLC oil and gas wastewater treatment facility in Standing Stone Township in Bradford County. (PA Bulletin, page 7206) Read more here.
Megan Lehman, a spokesperson for DEP’s Northcentral Regional Office, said, “On September 29, 2025, DEP sent correspondence to Eureka Resources notifying them of its intent to terminate/deny both the administratively extended NPDES Permit and their renewal application for this site after publication in the PA Bulletin and upon review of any comments received.
“The reason for the termination is the continued nonpayment of annual fees despite multiple pre-denial letters, notices of violation, and emailed correspondence.”
14 Abandoned Conventional Wells
Calvin & Julia McCutcheon [1,149 Days]
October 2, 2025 follow-up inspection of the Frank Marion & Vashti Cowan Davie 2 conventional well in Allegheny Township, Westmoreland County found it was still abandoned and not plugged and failed to submit production, waste generation and well integrity reports since 2009. Original violations issued August 10, 2022. Violations continued. Response requested by October 23. DEP inspection report. McCutcheon holds 1 permit.
MTN V Oil & Gas Inc. [886 Days]
October 7, 2025 follow-up inspection of the John J. DeFloria 2 conventional well in Loyalhanna Township, Westmoreland County found the well still abandoned and not plugged. The well has not produced since 2015. The original violations were issued on May 5, 2023-- 886 days ago. Violations continued. Response requested by October 27. DEP inspection report. MTN V holds 1,011 permits.
H & S Gas & Oil [811 Days]
October 7, 2025 follow-up inspection of the Radakovich 1 conventional well in Penn Township, Westmoreland County found the well is still abandoned and not plugged and well head appears to be open. The owner also failed to submit production, waste generation and well integrity reports for last 15 years. Owner failed to correct or respond to violations originally issued July 19, 2023-- 811 days ago. Violations continued. Response requested by October 27. DEP inspection report. H & S Gas holds 4 permits.
Apollo Resources LLC [626 Days]
September 29, 2025 inspections of 5 conventional wells in Clearfield Township, Cambria County found the wells still abandoned and not plugged. Original violations issued January 12, 2024. Response requested by October 19. The wells include County of Cambria (Ivory) 1, County of Cambria (Sharretts) 2, County of Cambria (Yahner) 6, County of Cambria (McConnell) 5 and County of Cambria (Brzez/Hum) 3. Apollo holds 1,896 permits.
Pin Oak Energy Partners LLC
October 6 & 7, 2025 inspections of 4 conventional wells in Conneaut Township, Crawford County found the wells abandoned and not plugged. The owner also failed to submit annual production, waste generation and well integrity reports. The wells include Daniel M. Overmoyer 1, Daniel M. Overmoyer 2, Daniel M. Overmoyer 6, and C. Greenawalt 1. Response requested by Nov. 3. DEP inspection reports. Pin Oak holds 909 permits.
Claudia A. & John P. Lampman
October 7, 2025 routine inspection of the Lampman 4 conventional well in Conneaut Township, Crawford found the well abandoned and not plugged. The owner failed to submit production, waste generation and well integrity reports. No record of the well ever being inspected. Violations issued. Response requested by November 3. DEP inspection report. Lampman holds 1 permit.
Stone Ridge Energy LLC
September 29, 2025 inspection of the Minor 1 conventional well in Springhill Township, Fayette County in response to a complaint found the well abandoned and not plugged. Response requested by October 29. DEP inspection report. Stone Ridge holds 196 permits.
516 Abandoned Conventional Well Violations In 2025
So far in 2025, DEP issued or continued 516 violations to 111 conventional oil and gas well owners for abandoning and not plugging their wells.
In 2024, DEP issued 860 new or continued violations to conventional oil and gas well owners for abandoning and not plugging their wells.
The violations were issued to these conventional owners in 2025: 3D Resources LLC ; All American Energy Inc.; Amer Natural Resources LLC; WB Anderson; Apex Energy (PA), LLC; Apollo Resources LLC; ARG Resources Inc.; Baird Oil Co.; Carol A. Morrison Baker; Baron Crest Energy Co.; Bialy Gas Production LLC; Blackrock Enterprises LLC; Darrel B. Blauser; JJ Bucher Producing Corp; Chris E. Burke; Consolidated Coal Co.; Dorothy Craft; Edward E. & Frederick J. Craig; Edward E. Craig; Crude A Co - Randy L. Larkin; Dannic Energy Corp.; Harold H. Davis; Lewis E. Davis; Paul H. Deeter; Delong Oil Inc.; Developed Resources, Inc.; Randy A. Dietterich; Diversified Production LLC; East Resources Inc.; Eastern Gas Trans & Storage Inc.; Eastern Natural Resources LLC; Elder Oil & Gas Co; Equitrans LP; EQT Production Co.; Exotic Oil & Gas LLC; Ex-Treme Oil And Gas LLC; Greenway Energy LLC; H & S Gas & Oil; Michael Harju; Donald S. Kelly; Harry L. King; Thomas A. Hodge; Howard Drilling Inc.; Robert L. Hunter; Iron Pennsylvania Land LLC; Donald Jeannerett; JPS Lawncare & Landscaping; Keystone Crude LLC; Raymond J. Kaufman; Kiski Valley Gas Co.; Claudia A. & John P. Lampman; Raymond D. Langer; Leechburg Gas Co.; Manufacturers Light & Heat Co; Calvin & Julia McCutcheon; Marco Drilling Inc.; David H. Melat Co; Mid East Oil Co.; MTN Energy; MTN V Oil & Gas Inc.; Charles E. Myers; Myers Gas; James J. & Wendelin H. Neff; Charles F. & Rita M. Niederriter; Niche Energy LLC; Northwestern Well SVC Inc.; Nucomer Energy LLC; Ohio Kentucky Oil Corp. ; Oil & Gas MGMT Co. LLC; Old MTN Gas Co. Inc.; OneXXX Prod & Exploration Corp.; Ows Acquisition Co. LLC; PA Mineral SVCS LLC; Robert Lee Pennington; PBS Coals Inc; Raymond J. Patten; Pecora Enterprises; Pencan Explorations Inc.; Penta Oil Corp.; Robert F. Phipps; Pillar Energy PA, LLC; Pin Oak Energy Partners, LLC; The Production Co. LLC; Prosperity Oil Co. Inc.; Red Lion Gas Coop Assn; Reel Resources, Inc; Riyan Farm & Gas LLC; Raymond Sawyer; Rocksauce OPR LLC; Fred C. Scheel; SK Opr Inc.; Larry A. Shaffer Jr.; FM Sloan Inc.; Lyle D. Smith; Andrew F. Suchko; S R Star O&G LLC ; Steele Molar Holdings LLC; Stockman LLC; Stonehaven Energy MGT Co. LLC; Stone Ridge Energy LLC; Andrew F. Suchko; Griffin Summit Oil Company; Thomas Thurma Jean; TI Brook Inc.; Timberline Energy, Inc.; Mervin Troyer; Valley Green Golf & Country Club, Inc.; Vessels Coal Gas Inc.; Walker Oil Prod Inc.; Washington Energy Co LLC; Ronald Wise; Mary A. Woodring; Woodward Inc.
Shale Gas Spills/Releases
Seneca Resources Co LLC [344 Days]
October 2, 2025 follow-up inspection of the Taft 851 shale gas well pad in Middlebury Township, Tioga County found evidence of continuing wastewater spills on the pad and confirmed with water samples collected on August 21, 2025. Violations for contaminated water on the well pad, failure to notify DEP of spills and related infractions were originally issued on October 23, 2024 and documented again during a July 11, 2025 inspection. DEP recommends the owner monitor the conditions on the pad surface and the sediment basin and remove elevated conductance fluids and soils as discovered. DEP inspection report.
Chesapeake Appalachia LLC [125 Days]
October 8, 2025 follow-up inspection of the Kerrick shale gas well pad in Asylum Township, Bradford County found evidence of continuing releases of production wastewater pooling on several areas of the pad and outside secondary containment. These were characterized as “recurring violations” by DEP since the original spills were discovered on June 5, 2025. The owner also failed to notify DEP of the releases. Original violations continued. Response requested by October 30. Issue referred to DEP Environmental Cleanup Program. DEP inspection report.
Seneca Resources Co LLC
October 8, 2025 inspection of the Crooked Creek To Goodwin Water Pipeline construction project in Charleston Township, Tioga County in response to a report of an October 7 “inadvertent return” of bentonite drilling mud during horizontal drilling operations under Crooked Creek. The pipeline connects the Crooked Creek surface water withdrawal station to the Goodwin shale gas well pad. An estimated 20 gallons of drilling fluid spilled and was recovered within the permit areas and without impacting a waterway. Drilling resumed without No violations issued. DEP inspection report.
Conventional Well Spills/Releases
Apollo Resources LLC [472 Days]
October 3, 2025 follow-up inspection of the WAFRA Inc 1 conventional well in Mount Pleasant Township, Westmoreland County found a spill discovered during a June 18, 2024 inspection was remediated, although the owner did not respond to the violation. The owner failed to completely restore the well site by removing equipment after drilling was completed. June 18, 2024 violations continued. No response requested from owner. DEP inspection report. Apollo Resources holds 1,896 permits.
Michael D. Graham [398 Days]
October 2, 2025 follow-up inspection of the Farrah 1 conventional well in Smith Township, Washington County found the owner still failed to complete the cleanup of multiple spills and releases from storage tanks at the site originally discovered on August 30, 2024. No response from the owner to the violations. Owner again requested to remediate the release, no specific deadline for a response. DEP inspection report. Graham holds 30 permits.
First Amer Energy Inc. [339 Days]
October 2, 2025 inspection of the Warrant 4917 4917 156 conventional well in Foster Township, Warren County found the owner failed to comply with an October 28, 2024 DEP Order requiring the cleanup of a release at the site. June 4, 2025 violations for failing to comply with the Order continued. No response requested. DEP inspection report. First Amer Energy holds 586 permits.
Thomas & Jean Thurma [198 Days]
October 7, 2025 follow-up inspection of the Barnhart 4 conventional well in Independence Township, Beaver County found no evidence of any cleanup activity related to the crude oil spill discovered by DEP at this site on April 3, 2025. The owner also failed to respond to the violations in April. Response requested by October 14. DEP inspection report. Thurma’s hold 7 permits.
Apollo Resources LLC [141 Days]
October 3, 2025 follow-up inspection of the Nelson 2 conventional well in Dunbar Township, Fayette County found fluid actively leaking from the wellhead. Original violation issued May 15, 2025, but there was no response from the owner. Violation continued. Response requested, but no deadline set. DEP inspection report.
Windfall Energy Inc. N V
October 2, 2025 inspection of the Municipal Authority 1 conventional well in Oklahoma Borough, Westmoreland County in response to a complaint found severely corroded pipes and leaks from the wastewater tank. An attempt to contact the well owner failed because the voicemail box was full. DEP said this well is already under an Enforcement Order to deal with violations. New violations issued. Response requested by October 14. DEP inspection report.
2025 Act 2 Oil & Gas Facility Pollution Cleanups
So far in 2025, DEP received or acted on 148 Act 2 Land Recycling notices related to oil and gas facility site cleanups. Read more here.
Defective Shale Gas Well Casing/Cementing
Chesapeake Appalachia LLC
October 9, 2025 routine inspection of the South Unit shale gas well SGL-12L 2HX in Leroy Township, Bradford County found the well venting gas to the atmosphere from the annulus at 100% of explosive limit. Violations issued for casing/cementing failure and failure to notify DEP of the issue. Violations issued. Well drilling in April 2022. Response requested by November 10. DEP inspection report.
EXCO Resources PA LLC
September 29, 2025 inspection of the Wistar Shafter Tracts 1H shale gas well in Shrewsbury Township, Sullivan County as part of a regular monitoring program for well casing/cementing failure at this site. Gas was detected in the annulus. Original violation issued on March 13, 2012. Violation continued. Monitoring will continue. DEP inspection report.
Defective Conventional Well Casing/Cementing
PPP Future Dev Inc.
October 9, 2025 inspection of the Roy Thomson 1 conventional well in North East Township, Erie County found the well was venting gas due to defective casing/cementing and a storage tank was severely corroded and no longer in use. The owner also failed to submit a well integrity report. Response requested by November 7. DEP inspection report.
Failure To Comply With Pipeline/Well Pad E&S Requirements
Pennhills Resources LLC
October 7, 2025 inspection of the 1.26 mile Owls Nest shale gas well pad Z pipeline construction right-of-way in Jenks Township, Forest County and Highland Township, Elk County found the owner failed to comply with multiple erosion and sedimentation control requirements and disturbs an area in excess of what the GP-5 authorizes. Written violation issued on October 14 [includes inspection report] for failure to comply with permit and a second notice withdrawing eligibility for four GP-5 erosion and sedimentation control permits. The owner must apply for a Chapter 105 permit for the project.
EQT Production Co.
October 6, 2025 routine inspection of the [massive] Downer shale gas well pad construction site in Perry Township, Greene County found multiple erosion and sedimentation violations, multiple slope failures, failed to stabilize areas during work cessations and overtopping E & S controls. Violations issued. Response requested by October 24. DEP inspection report.
EQT Production Co.
September 26, 2025 routine inspection of the [huge] More Cowbell shale gas well pad construction site in Perry Township, Greene County found multiple erosion and sedimentation violations, failure to stabilize areas, slope failures and overtopping E & S controls. Response requested by October 15. DEP inspection report.
Equitrans Water SVC (PA) LLC [Army Cut Worm Infestation]
October 6, 2025 administrative inspection of the PADAYW118 Waterline in Jackson Township, Greene County in response to a notification by the owner of an Army Cut Worm infestation that is destroying erosion and sediment control vegetation. Penn State Extension guidance says once the pests are observed it is too late for control measures. EQT will document conditions to ensure compliance with E & S measures. DEP inspection report.
Failure To Comply With Encroachment Permits
Catalyst Energy Inc.
October 7, 2025 routine inspection of the replacement of a drainage culvert pipe on an access road in Hickory Township, Forest County found the company failed to comply with General Permit-7 requiring at least 12-inch cover over the pipe and a lack of riprap and approved bedding material. DEP also found water running under the culvert pipe. Violations issued. Response requested by October 24. DEP inspection report.
Pin Oak Energy Partners LLC [393 Days]
October 14, 2025 routine inspection of the Armstrong Forest 1097 conventional well in Ridgway Township, Elk County found the owner failed to obtain a permit for a gas gathering pipeline crossing of Pine Run (High Quality) after a previous pipeline was found to be washed away in September 16, 2024. The plastic gathering line was looped through a tree to cross the stream. The owner also failed to remove the previous pipeline. Violations issued. Response due October 29. DEP inspection report.
Failed To Restore Shale Gas Impoundment/Well Pad
STL Resources LLC [2,463 Days]
October 7, 2025 inspection of the Endless MTN Energy SGL 268 shale gas well in Morris Township, Tioga County and found the freshwater impoundment and well pad were not restored as required 9 months after the expiration of the last well permit. Original violation issued January 9, 2019. Violation continued. No response requested of owner. DEP inspection report.
Failure To Restore Conventional Well Sites
First American Energy Inc. [262 Days]
October 3, 2025 inspections of 3 conventional wells in Mead Township, Warren County found the owner failed to restore the well sites as required by law since January 14, 2025. The wells include-- PAPCO 1435, PAPCO 1438 and PAPCO 1441. Response requested by October 22.
Report Violations
To report oil and gas violations or any environmental emergency or complaint, visit DEP’s Environmental Complaint webpage.
Text photos and the location of abandoned wells to 717-788-8990.
Check These Resources
Visit DEP’s Compliance Reporting Database and Inspection Reports Viewer webpages to search their compliance records by date and owner.
Sign up for DEP’s eNOTICE service which sends you information on oil and gas and other permits submitted to DEP for review in your community.
Use DEP’s Oil and Gas Mapping Tool to find if there are oil and gas wells near or on your property and to find wells using latitude and longitude on well inspection reports.
(Photos: Row 1-- Chesapeake Appalachia, LLC recurring releases at shale gas well pad for 125 days; STL Resources LLC fails to restore shale gas well pad, impoundment for 2,463 days; Calvin & Julia McCutcheon fail to plug abandoned well for 1,149 days; Row 2-- Seneca Resources Co LLC ‘inadvertent return’ from horizontal pipeline drilling; Pennhills Resources LLC pipeline construction project fails to comply with GP-5 permits, permits withdrawn; EQT Production Co. fails to comply with E & S permit, slope failures at shale gas well pad construction site; Catalyst Energy Inc. fails to install culvert pipe in compliance with GP-7;
Row- 3-- First Amer Energy Inc. failed to clean up conventional well release for 339 days, failed to comply with DEP Order; Michael D. Graham fails to clean up conventional well site for 398 Days; Corroded, leaking Windfall Energy Inc. N V conventional well storage tank; Pin Oak Energy Partners LLC gas gathering pipeline looped through tree to cross stream.)
[Note: If you believe your company was listed in error, contact DEP’s Oil and Gas Program.]
[Note: These may not be all the NOVs issued to oil and gas companies during this time period. Additional inspection reports may be added to DEP’s Oil and Gas Compliance Database.]
PA Oil & Gas Industry Public Notice Dashboards:
-- PA Oil & Gas Industrial Facilities: Permit Notices, Opportunities To Comment - October 11 [PaEN]
-- PA Oil & Gas Industrial Facilities: Permit Notices, Opportunities To Comment - October 18 [PaEN]
-- DEP Posted 85 Pages Of Permit-Related Notices In October 11 PA Bulletin [PaEN]
-- DEP Posted 64 Pages Of Permit-Related Notices In October 18 PA Bulletin [PaEN]
Related Articles This Week:
-- Rep. Vitali Introduces Legislation To Increase Setbacks From Unconventional Shale Gas Wells From 500 Feet To 2,500 Feet From Homes, 5,000 Feet From Schools, Hospitals [PaEN]
-- Inquirer Editorial: The Language Of ‘Opportunity’ Surrounding Shale Gas Fracking And A.I. Data Centers Sounds Distressingly Familiar As PA Joins Rush To Latest Promised Economic Boom [PaEN]
-- In Case You Missed It: A.I./Data Center Articles - NewClips From Last Week - October 20 [PaEN]
-- DEP Invites Comments On Sabre Energy Chapter 105 Permit For Proposed Shale Gas Water Withdrawal On Exceptional Value Muncy Creek In Penn Twp., Lycoming County [PaEN]
-- DEP Proposes To Deny Eureka Resources Water Quality Permit Renewal For Standing Stone Oil & Gas Wastewater Treatment Facility In Bradford County [PaEN]
-- DEP Issues Approvals For Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Company Northeast Supply Enhancement Quarryville Pipeline Loop, Compressor Station In Chester, Lancaster Counties [PaEN]
-- Inside Climate News: New Jersey Officials Consider New Permit Requests For Transcontinental Northeastern Supply Enhancement Pipeline
-- DEP published notice in the October 11 PA Bulletin announcing an opportunity to bid on plugging 44 abandoned conventional oil and gas wells in the Allegheny National Forest in Highland Township, Elk County at taxpayer expense. Mandatory pre-bid meeting October 22 and 23. Click Here for bid document.
-- DEP Invites Comments On Homer City Generation Chapter 105 Permit Covering Permanent Loss Of 441 Feet Of Stream To Develop Part Of A.I. Data Center Campus In Indiana County [PaEN]
-- Delaware RiverKeeper Network Files Lawsuit Challenging DRBC Gibbstown LNG Gas Export Facility Dock Permit [PaEN]
-- Environmental Groups, Citizens Request DEP To Hold Public Hearing On The First Title V Air Quality Permit For Tenaska Natural Gas Power Plant In Westmoreland County [PaEN]
-- Susquehanna River Basin Commission Sets Oct. 29 Hearing On Proposed 2026 Program Fees And 15 Water Withdrawals, Including 3 For Shale Gas Development [PaEN]
-- Susquehanna River Basin Commission Approves Water Withdrawal Requests For 11 Shale Gas Development Operations, 2 Power Plants [PaEN]
-- State Fire Commissioner Makes $250,000 Available To Help Fire, Rescue And EMS First Responders Prepare For Gas Well Fires, Explosions
-- PUC Approves 6.6% Philadelphia Gas Works Rate Increase, Keeps Weather Normalization Adjustment; PGW Required To Develop A 'Pathway' For Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions [PaEN]
NewsClips:
-- Inside Climate News - Kiley Bense: Scientists Find Evidence PA Townships’ Water Contaminated By Shale Gas Frack-Out [Townships Declare Disaster Emergency]
-- PennLive Letter: Some PA Lawmakers Are Trying To Silence Local Voices On Shale Gas Development - By Dr. Barbara Brandom, Concerned Health Professionals Of PA
-- The Allegheny Front: Shale Gas Drilling Waste Again Poses Threat To Monongahela River [Westmoreland Landfill]
-- Tribune-Democrat: New US Policy Pulls Back From Renewable Energy Just As Demand Swells [Part I] [PDF of Article]
-- Warren Times Observer Guest Essay: Natural Gas, A.I. Data Centers And The Future Of Pennsylvania’s Economy - By Kurt Knaus, PA Energy Infrastructure Alliance [PDF of Article]
-- PennLive Letter: Gov. Shapiro’s Natural Gas Claims For A.I. Data Centers Don’t Hold Water - By Karen Feridun, Better Path Coalition
-- Inside Climate News: New Jersey Officials Consider New Permit Requests For Transcontinental Northeastern Supply Enhancement Pipeline
-- The Derrick: New Energy Demands From A.I. Data Centers Takes Center Stage At Drake Energy Dialogues [PDF of Article]
-- Warren Times: Shale Gas Driller PA General Energy Makes $600 Donation To Support Warren Student ‘Containment Zone’ Haunted House Fundraiser [PDF of Article]
-- WESA - Rachel McDevitt: Carnegie Mellon Research Behind New Global Map Of Power Plant, Refinery, Other Air Pollution
-- Ohio River Valley Institute: New Report On State Implementation On Federally-Funded Methane Emissions Reduction Conventional Oil & Gas Well Plugging Program
-- WV Governor Morrisey: West Virginia, Diversified Energy Launch First-Of-Its-Kind Conventional Well Plugging Fund
-- Wall Street Journal: West Virginia To Unveil Privately Funded Oil & Gas Well Plugging Fund To Retire 20,000 Conventional Wells [Diversified Energy] [PDF of Article]
-- AAA Gasoline Prices: National- $3.04 Ohio- $2.82 PA- $3.21 [10.18.25]
-- AAA Gasoline Prices: National - $3.08 Ohio- $2.77 PA- $3.26 [10.11.25]
-- Baker Hughes: PA Natural Gas Drilling Rigs - 17 - Same For 3 Weeks [10.18.25]
-- Baker Hughes: PA Natural Gas Drilling Rigs - 17 - Same As Last Week [10.11.25]
-- US EIA Forecasts 36.6% Increase In Natural Gas Prices By January 2026
-- US EIA: Winter Fuels Outlook: Electricity Costs In Mid-Atlantic Expected To Increase 6% Driven By Increases In Natural Gas Costs, Rapid Demand Growth [A.I. Data Centers]
-- WJAC: Natural Gas Leak Prompts Lengthy Repair, Evacuations In Downtown Ebensburg
-- Post-Gazette: White Powder Found In Envelope At Peoples Natural Gas Was Flour, Employees Briefly Sheltered In Place
-- Beaver Times: Report Says Shell Petrochemical Plant Falling Short On Promises
-- Financial Times: Energy Companies To Spend $50 Billion On 8,800 Miles Of New Pipelines In US To Fulfill A.I. Data Center, LNG Gas Export Demands
-- Bloomberg: JP Morgan: US Can’t Generate The Power It Needs Without Wind, Solar
-- Bloomberg: IEA Raises Its Estimate For Record Oil, Natural Gas Liquids Oversupply In 2026
[Posted: October 18, 2025] PA Environment Digest
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