IOGAWV Members Speaking at 2nd ABGPA Midstream Conference

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IOGAWV Members Speaking at 2nd ABGPA Midstream Conference

IOGAWV Executive Director Charlie Burd, along with other IOGAWV members, is speaking at the 2nd Annual Appalachian Basin GPA Midstream (ABGPA Midstream) Conference on Thursday, September 20th. Burd will be part of the O&G Associations Panel, Steve Hedrick of MATRIC is giving an update on the Appalachian Storage and Trading Hub, David Marks of Dominion

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Summer Meeting News Coverage

Please read these samples of the media coverage from the Summer Meeting. From the West Virginia News:The opening of the Independent Oil and Gas Association of West Virginia’s summer meeting early Monday continued the organization’s push to promote what current President Marc Monteleone said are great opportunities in the natural gas and oil industry in

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NAI Spring’s Kelly Sober and Bryce Custer Discuss Workforce and Labor Issues in the Petrochemical Industry Along the Ohio River Corridor

July/August 2018 / Vol 8 Issue 5 Top Site Selection Criteria: Employees By: Kelly Sober, Director of Operations at NAI Spring Commercial Realty   The season of trade shows, conferences and expos is here. These conferences provide a great opportunity to interact with upstream, midstream and downstream professionals discussing their commercial real estate needs. Discussion

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Supply chain dollars speed up to keep up with US export growth

While US petrochemical companies prepare to export more chemicals than ever before, a new report found that supply chain budgets are surging as the industry catches up to the profound downstream growth. × Supply chain budgets will be increasing over the next five years, at least 90% of buyers said in a recent Petrochemical Update

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US oil surplus could impact downstream

Land-locked oil producers are running out of options to get key feedstock to market as pipeline and rail capacity fills up and the truck driving shortage intensifies. × While downstream producers grow concerned about getting key feedstocks, a squeezed supply chain means costs for getting end-product petrochemicals to customers are also increasing, an analyst told

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NAI Spring / Ohio River Corridor, LLC’s Bryce Custer, SIOR, CCIM and West Virginia Leaders Meet with White House Officials Discussion surrounded I-68 Energy Corridor Expansion Project

MOUNDSVILLE, WV – On Wednesday, July 11, 2018, Marshall County Commission President Bob Miller lead a group of state, education, and industry leaders for a third meeting in a series of continued discussions with the White House in Washington, D.C. The delegation met with the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs regarding the I-68 Energy Corridor expansion

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More Opportunities Coming

Herald-Star June 24,2018 When you sit down and take the time to look at everything that’s happening around the Tri-State Area, it’s easy to say the region appears to be poised to enjoy some significant growth. There are several reminders that have come our way during the last couple of weeks. One was the announcement

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Sunoco restarts Mariner East 1 pipeline; Outlook strong for US chemicals industry; Global LNG trade continues to grow

Our pick of the latest petrochemical news you need to know × Sunoco restarts Mariner East 1 pipeline Pennsylvania state regulators approved Sunoco’s Mariner East 1 pipeline to resume ferrying natural gas liquids (NGL) from southwestern Pennsylvania across the state, but two pipelines under construction along the same route remain on hold. A Public Utilities

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NAI Global Opens West Virginia Panhandle Office

NAI Global Opens West Virginia Panhandle Office to Tap Real Estate Opportunities in Marcelles and Utica Shale Country Bryce Custer, SIOR, CCIM, MRICS and Managing Director of NAI Ohio River Corridor announced the establishment of a new commercial real estate services firm focused on serving the site selection and commercial real estate requirements associated with

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Let’s Focus on What Works

Herald – Star   March 25, 2018 A meeting of local officials with Bryce Custer of North Canton-based Ohio River Corridor LLC emphasized something that has to happen: Steubenville needs to do a better job of promoting itself and the good things that are happening that could lay the groundwork for an economic resurgence. Custer emphasized

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