Energy Inc: Looking for someone who is a Who's Who in Energy? Here's where to look

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December 2, 2014

Who's Who in Energy Click to find out more Looking for someone who is a Who's Who in Energy? Here's where to look Seven markets with heavy energy sectors compiled Who's Who in Energy for their regions. Almost 850 energy leaders from Columbus, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Pittsburgh, San Antonio and St. Louis are featured. Group proposes moratorium on drilling in Allegheny County parks Under an ordinance being introduced by Protect Our Parks, the county would have to wait two years before leasing any more land in the county's parks. Public comment period on carbon emissions rules expiring The proposed rules have generated thousands of comments. Utica shale drillers awaiting promise of pipelines ​Natural gas wells are being sunk in increasing numbers across eastern Ohio, but a paucity of pipelines and processing infrastructure continues to choke the Utica shale play's commercial potential. Some producers opting out of Marcellus Shale As Tulsa, Okla.-based WPX Energy Inc. looks to sell its Pennsylvania Marcellus Shale assets, it may soon join other producers who have already exited the basin in favor of more lucrative plays. TOP HEADLINES Q&A: Flexon talks about Dynegy's acquisition of Duke Energy assets Lesar talks about fracking Search still on for Utica play's sweet spots in Ohio Issues raised by Colorado's oil, gas and green-energy industry Renewable energy investments, solar power bode well for San Antonio energy industry Power of 32 developing regional plan for 'energy revolution' A Texas-size share of output EPA proposes new smog rules Westinghouse-Sino nuclear partnership eyes first project outside China Supreme Court to review EPA rules on coal plant emissions Shale wells become leading source of natural gas - and Pennsylvania is second-biggest producer

ENERGY BUSINESS PULSE SURVEY: Vote here PITTSBURGH BUSINESS EVENTS Energy Calendar Pittsburgh Business Events   NATIONAL ENERGY NEWS Houston Business Journal Denton answers the top questions about the frack ban Denver Business Journal Ownership change to Denver firm won't slow Columbia River coal projects Houston Business Journal The Woodlands-based company to cut 900 jobs Memphis Business Journal Mid-South could see gas slip below $2 a gallon Houston Business Journal Texas oil keeps setting records, but reality could be setting in Triangle Business Journal Atlantic Coast Pipeline could create $25M in annual property taxes Houston Business Journal Why Houston energy companies need social media L.A. Biz Occidental Petroleum completes California spin-off Kansas City Business Journal Independence utility considers solar energy farm Triangle Business Journal Virginia company proposes $200 million solar project in Concord

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