Energy Inc: Strip District, Lawrenceville companies look to make Pittsburgh a clean-tech hub

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January 27, 2015

Who's Who in Energy Click to find out more Strip District, Lawrenceville companies look to make Pittsburgh a clean-tech hub While western Pennsylvania may be known more for shale play than alternative energy, clean tech is poised to play a larger role in Pittsburgh's economy. Crude awakening: How falling oil prices impact Pittsburgh business The plunge in oil prices has been a boon for consumers but for local businesses with stakes in drilling and exploration, these are not the easiest of times. Driller cuts back on new wells in Marcellus Shale Falling prices are the reason. Westinghouse CEO stands by nuclear fuel being used in Ukraine In an exclusive interview with the Pittsburgh Business Times, Roderick says it's safe. Ditka: Dinsmore & Shohl deal opens door for more energy-related work Law firm's downtown Pittsburgh office poised for opportunities from parent firm's West Virginia expansion. TOP HEADLINES FirstEnergy names Moss president of Pennsylvania utilities Top 5: Biggest energy companies in Pittsburgh region Top 5: Most shale gas wells drilled in Pennsylvania Columbia Pipeline seeking at least $760 million in IPO Leak at FirstEnergy's Shippingport plant no threat to public, report says Energy companies to merge in $18B deal UPMC fuel savings get shot in arm Texas routes buoyed by local energy traffic Three years later, Act 13 legal issues still unresolved Gas producers: EPA methane rules too costly Some more insulated to oil's steady swoon Companies play waiting game in anticipation of higher oil prices Other factors at play with natural gas Opportunities out there for disciplined investors Coal production down 7%

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