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July 28, 2015 |
Five things to know in energy this week, and why your energy job could be at risk Pay in energy industry slowing, West Virginia company may buy Alpha Natural Resources mines, Cabot holding back on production, and there is plenty of opportunity for pipelines in the Utica Shale. Pennsylvania sees increase in drilling rigs Marcellus Shale fourth most-active shale play in the U.S., according to Baker Hughes. Pitt Law launches Energy Law and Policy Institute Reed Smith Partner Kevin Abbott to serve as interim executive director. U.S. Steel launches new product for energy industry The unique metal-to-metal seal and shoulder configuration improves performance in collapse, compression and torque. Pitt researcher receives funding to study carbon dioxide recycling The Swanson School's John Keith has been awarded $110,000 by the American Chemical Society Petroleum Research Fund. | ENERGY BUSINESS PULSE SURVEY: Do you think Pennsylvania's natural gas production will overtake Texas? PITTSBURGH BUSINESS EVENTS NATIONAL ENERGY NEWS Arch Coal postpones reverse stock split Clinton details climate change plan, refuses comment on Keystone pipeline Big oil push for crude exports could bring more oil trains through Washington state Encana layoffs will not affect Eagle Ford, Permian Basin Halliburton, Baker Hughes detail additional job cuts GE projects energy storage business will reach $6 billion by 2020 |
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