Energy Inc: Consol revises its coal IPO a second time

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June 30, 2015

This week in Pittsburgh energy Here's the latest news about Consol's IPO, Westinghouse, the Utica Shale, and the impact of a Supreme Court ruling on coal: Consol revises its coal IPO a second time The company is making fewer units available to the public. Westinghouse-led group wins funding for nuclear fuel project The European Union is providing the consortium with $2.2 million. Five things to know about energy today, starting with Gastar Exploration finds success with Utica well Plus coal still king when it comes to fueling electricity generation in Pennsylvania, Columbia Pipeline Group's board approves two projects, and Blue Racer Midstream plans to build cryogenic gas-processing plant. Court ruling holds implications for EPA's new carbon emissions rules The Supreme Court on Monday sided with industry groups and several states, agreeing that the EPA needed to consider the costs associated with the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards. Sunoco Logistics fined $95,000 over drilling fluid spills The accidental spills were associated with boring operations for pipeline construction. Rice Energy progressing with Pennsylvania Utica well The company is completing it amidst internal debate on whether the project will bear financial fruit. TOP HEADLINES Calgon Carbon CEO disappointed with SCOTUS decision on MATS rule Natural gas producer thinks prices are back on their way up, to a point Magnum Hunter to pay down debt, resume drilling by selling stake in gathering system Consol considers adding Utica Shale wells to airport drilling project Energy Department awards $33.4M contract to Black Box Who wants to invest in coal? Greenlight's Einhorn does Bloomberg: Vantage Energy may be on the sales block

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