Energy Inc: Here are Pittsburgh's Who's Who in Energy 2014 - Part II

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October 14, 2014

Who's Who in Energy Click to find out more Here are Pittsburgh's Who's Who in Energy 2014 - Part II Find out who is on the list. Atlas Energy's exploration and production assets to go into a spinoff company Follows plan to sell midstream assets to Targa Resources Corp. Oil and gas investment in Ohio hits $3.5B over past 6 months, Bricker & Eckler reports Infrastructure projects are starting to catch up to all the wells waiting to be hooked up for processing and transportation. Houston energy company files for bankruptcy protection The Chapter 11 filing is primarily due to a series of events involving two large North Sea developments. Atlas to sell midstream assets for $7.7B The buyer is Houston-based Targa Resources Corp. Senate considering bill requiring Legislature to approve carbon reduction plan Environmental groups worry the bill would backfire and virually ensure that the federal government winds up writing a carbon emissions reduction plan for Pennsylvania. TOP HEADLINES Range Resources inks lease to drill in park Contractor commits to more chemical transparency Water leak provokes DEP-EQT legal skirmish EQT's Mountain Valley Pipeline project moves forward State awards $3M to construct Beaver County industrial park

ENERGY BUSINESS PULSE SURVEY: Vote here PITTSBURGH BUSINESS EVENTS Energy Calendar Pittsburgh Business Events   NATIONAL ENERGY NEWS Atlanta Business Chronicle AGL, Tallgrass developing 140-mile Prairie State Pipeline Houston Business Journal GE acquires fleet of helicopters to transport drilling crews Denver Business Journal $4 billion plastic factory proposed in North Dakota; Denver HQ planned Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal Startup plans $4 billion petrochemical factory in North Dakota Puget Sound Business Journal Why Washington regulators want to slash PacifiCorp's proposed 8.5 percent rate hike Columbus Business First Dominion Resources wants to raise $350M in pipeline IPO

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