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• ↓ 39 New Shale Well Permits Reported for PA-OH-WV Aug 24 – 30
• ↓ 850 MMcf/d of M-U Demand Vanishes Sept. 19 as Cove Point Shuts
• ↓ Gas Fuels 59% of PA Power as PUC Forecasts Data Center Surge
• ↓ Both Sides of PA’s New Title Washing Law, Act 27 — Who’s Right?
• ↓ Record Bets on Winter Gas: A Plain-English Guide for Landowners
• ↓ Bot Farms & Chinese Cash Fueling Data Center Backlash
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"The Marcellus/Utica region received 39 new drilling permits last week, August 24 – 30, up significantly from the 19 permits issued two weeks ago. Pennsylvania finally bounced back, issuing the vast majority of the new permits, with 25. Ohio issued 8 permits. And West Virginia issued 6 new permits. The drillers who received new permits were: Antero Resources, Campbell Oil & Gas, CNX Resources, EOG Resources, EQT, Expand Energy, Infinity Natural Resources, PennEnergy Resources, and Repsol Oil & Gas. Read More “39 New Shale Well Permits Reported for PA-OH-WV Aug 24 – 30”"

"It’s that time of year again. Cove Point LNG, the Berkshire Hathaway-operated export terminal on the Maryland shore of the Chesapeake Bay, is heading into its annual maintenance turnaround — and when the plant goes down, roughly 850 million cubic feet per day (MMcf/d) of demand for Marcellus/Utica gas simply evaporates. MDN has obtained the official notice from pipeline operator BHE GT&S laying out exactly what happens and when. Read More “850 MMcf/d of M-U Demand Vanishes Sept. 19 as Cove Point Shuts”"

"Pennsylvania’s utility regulators just told the General Assembly what Marcellus drillers have been saying for two years: the electricity business is about to get very busy, and natural gas is going to be the one doing the heavy lifting. On Tuesday, September 1, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) released its annual Electric Power Outlook for Pennsylvania, this one covering 2025 through 2030. The report is required by state law — the PUC has to collect demand forecasts from the state’s 11 electric distribution companies (EDCs, the utilities that run the poles and wires to your house) and hand a summary to the Legislature and the Governor every September. Usually it’s a snoozer. Not this year. Read More “Gas Fuels 59% of PA Power as PUC Forecasts Data Center Surge”"

"In July, we wrote about the Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s decision in the Proctor “title washing” case and got an earful from landowners who told us the story was more complicated than it looked (see Revisiting the 2025 PA Supreme Court Decision on “Title Washing”). They were right. Since then, the General Assembly has passed Act 27 of 2026, which effectively reverses that decision, and the fight has moved from the courtroom to the Capitol and back to the courtroom again. There is real money on the table — an estimated $1 billion in natural gas — and, more to the point for our readers, there are Pennsylvania landowners on both sides of this. Below we lay out how title washing works, what the Court actually decided, what Act 27 actually says, and the strongest arguments each side is making. We’re not picking a winner in this one. We’re going to explain it. Read More “Both Sides of PA’s New Title Washing Law, Act 27 — Who’s Right?”"

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39 New Shale Well Permits Reported for PA-OH-WV Aug 24 – 30

850 MMcf/d of M-U Demand Vanishes Sept. 19 as Cove Point Shuts

Gas Fuels 59% of PA Power as PUC Forecasts Data Center Surge

Both Sides of PA’s New Title Washing Law, Act 27 — Who’s Right?

Record Bets on Winter Gas: A Plain-English Guide for Landowners

Bot Farms & Chinese Cash Fueling Data Center Backlash