Mountain Valley pipeline ‘unlikely’ to be completed in 2019

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Mountain Valley pipeline ‘unlikely’ to be completed in 2019

Ongoing legal and regulatory challenges that have continuously delayed the construction of the Mountain Valley natural gas pipeline now threaten to push its completion date past 2019, according to EQM Midstream Partners LP. When the company started construction in February 2018, it estimated the project would cost about $3.5 billion and be completed by the

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Philadelphia Trades Do Deal for 1,200 Jobs at Marcus Hook Complex

Kurt KnausSpokesmanPennsylvania Energy Infrastructure Alliance … … It doesn’t get better than 1,200 new jobs at the Marcus Hook Industrial Complex, one of the many benefits of projects such as the Mariner East pipelines. Two days ago, members of the Philadelphia Building Trades publicly announced a two-year Project Labor Agreement for work on the Marcus

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Tom Wolf’s Severance Tax Threatens to Destroy, Not Restore, PA

Gina SuydamPresidentWyoming County Chamber of Commerce … … Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf says he wants to “Restore PA” with a severance tax that will only destroy what the Commonwealth has gained from natural gas. Natural gas is revitalizing Wyoming County. As a lifelong resident of Tunkhannock and now in my role representing the county’s business

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K 2019 to cover recycling and the circular economy

May 1, 2019 Updated 5/1/2019 Email Print By Plastics News Invema Invema reprocesses 2,000 metric tonnes of PET bottles every month in the Honduras. The circular economy will be one of the leading issues at this year’s K 2019 trade fair in Düsseldorf, Germany. Visitors will be greeted by a variety of proposals and solutions

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SPE survey shows rising salaries

May 1, 2019 Updated 5/1/2019 Email Print Society of Plastics Engineers Farrey Plastics industry workers are enjoying a strong employment market and it’s showing up in paychecks, according to a new survey. “Capable, willing, attractive candidates are seeing multiple offers. It’s a very competitive market. The competition for talent right now is extremely high. It’s

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Global plastics industry growing 4-5 percent annually

May 1, 2019 Updated 5/1/2019 Email Print By Plastics News Messe Düsseldorf GmbH Petra Cullmann met with UAE plastics industry officials in Dubai. The global plastics and rubber industry has averaged annual growth of between 4 and 5 percent since the turn of the millennium, with the Middle East witnessing phenomenal expansion in its polymerization

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LyondellBasell sees lower sales, profit in Q1

May 1, 2019 Updated 5/1/2019 Email Print LyondellBasell Industries Patel Global petrochemicals giant LyondellBasell Industries has reported lower sales and profit for the first quarter of 2019. LBI, which is based in Houston and London, saw first-quarter sales tumble 10 percent to just under $8.8 billion, with profit slumping almost 34 percent to $817 million.

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Panel: Additive manufacturing hype is real, but success starts at the top

May 1, 2019 Updated 5/1/2019 Email Print Society of Plastics Engineers Michelle Bockman, HP Inc. global head of 3D printing, left, kicks off a panel discussion on additive manufacturing. (Also pictured, from left to right: John Flynn. Harold Sears and Ravi Kunju.) Detroit — The hype surrounding additive manufacturing is real, but successful implementation requires

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No Nuke Subsidies: Let the Free Market Work

 ... … … The Institute for Energy Research explains why nuke subsidies in Pennsylvania are a terrible idea and why we should just let the free market work. There are currently bills working their way through the Pennsylvania House of Representatives and Senate that would provide subsidies to help prop-up unprofitable nuclear power plants in the state. Senate

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Bryce Custer, NAI Ohio River Corridor, Joins West Virginia Contingent to Support Infrastructure in the Northern Panhandle

 Bryce Custer, Petrochemical and Energy Specialist, NAI Ohio River Corridor, joined a delegation of leaders to support infrastructure development in the West Virginia panhandle. The group met with C. Edward Gaunch, Cabinet Secretary, Department of Commerce, for the state of West Virginia and Michael R. Graney, Executive Director, West Virginia Development Office, In addition to

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Bryce Custer Provides Perspective on Harrison County Ohio’s Success

The NAI Ohio River Corridor office has served Harrison and surrounding counties for several years. It is exciting to see these counties once forgotten beginning to thrive with the advent of natural gas and the opportunities this industry brings. MarkWest’s decision to put its processing and fractionation plants there has been the spring board for

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Bryce Custer to Speak at 3rd Annual Appalachian Storage Hub Conference

Bryce Custer to Speak at 3rd Annual Appalachian Storage Hub Conference  His presentation will identify Opportunity Zones in the Appalachian Basin The Appalachian Basin is considered to be the most economical area in the world to produce petrochemicals. Subsequently, global chemical companies are building cracker plants in the region to take advantage of the cheap

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Rumor: PTT Ohio Cracker Project FID Likely Coming in September

This article is provided FREE for Google searchers. In order to access all content on Marcellus Drilling News, please visit our Subscribe page. Every now and again we traffic in rumors here on MDN, but we do so rarely and only when we trust the source of the rumor. In mid-March we brought you juicy

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CNX 1Q19 & Beyond: Go Big (in the Utica) AND Go Home

This article is provided FREE for Google searchers. In order to access all content on Marcellus Drilling News, please visit our Subscribe page. CNX Resources released its first quarter 2019 update yesterday, which shows the company lost $87 million, as opposed to making $527 million in profit in 1Q18. Even so, CEO Nicholas DeIuliis announced

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