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Smithfield Township adopts 2010 budget
The Smithfield Township supervisors adopted their budget for 2010, discussed a road improvement project and a natural gas pipeline agreement and said good-bye to a retiring fellow supervisor at their most recent meeting.
Two-Run Homerun for Anadarko Petroleum at 11th Annual Platts Global...
It was a two-run homerun for Houston-based independent oil and gas exploration and production company Anadarko Petroleum Corporation at tonight's 2009 Platts Global Energy Awards held at the Cipriani Wall Street.
Who Wants to Be a Haynesville Heavyweight?
On Monday, a Colorado-based exploration and production outfit named Ellora Energy announced that it has retained Bank of America to help shop the company around.
Exxon CEO's 40% Bonus Cut A Measure of Oil Company's Sanity
By Kirsten Korosec The sanity of a company's board should be measured in how it doles out year-end bonuses.
The shale gas business model is about to make a transatlantic leap to both Europe and Africa, as U.S.-based companies are tapped for their expertise in this unconventional type of development.
Athens Twp. gives OK on truck site
Athens Township supervisors last week voted to allow Hawg Hauling to operate a contractor's yard at a site along state Route 199 on land owned by Roger and Marion Carling.
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Around Town: Chesapeake lights rainbow of trees
Once again, kudos to Aubrey McClendon and Chesapeake Energy Corp. They not only have greeted Christmas with blocks of trees, but they've used an entire rainbow to make them brilliant.
Today is certainly an uncertain time in the stock market. The market is up, but has it truly recovered? History has shown that the best times to invest arrive when uncertainty reigns, or even just after it has quieted down a bit.
In my weekly Fool column " Get Ready for the Fall ," I run Nasdaq.com's 52-week highs list through the "wisdom of crowds" meter we call Motley Fool CAPS .
SADIF Analytics releases new summary due diligence report for Chesapeake Energy Corporation
Ilhavo, Portugal a ' 24/11/2009 a ' SADIF Investment Analytics, announces a new summary due diligence report covering Chesapeake Energy Corporation .
IDs of DeSoto gas well blast victims released
DESOTO PARISH, LA Chesapeake Energy has released the names of the deceased and injured workers from Wednesday's gas well blowout in DeSoto Parish.
Chesapeake Energy to give truck to Shreveport health clinic
Haynesville Shale natural gas producer Chesapeake Energy on Tuesday will donate one of its former fleet vehicles to Shreveport's Martin Luther King Health Center, according to a news release from the company.
Around Town: Philharmonic offers A Very Merry Pops
The Oklahoma City Philharmonic Orchestra's annual Christmas show, A Very Merry Pops!, will be presented Dec.
Work to contain it to begin at first light
A natural gas well blowout - a scenario becoming all too familiar in the heart of the Haynesville Shale - had deadly consequences on Wednesday with one man killed and another critically injured.
Shale gas skeptic draws companies' wrath
A Texas oil geologist has drawn sharp criticism from the industry after producing research that says forecasts for U.S. natural gas production are far too optimistic.
In 2006, in the midst of the Rocky Mountain energy boom, Grand Junction and Palisade, Colo., lost a long battle to keep natural gas drilling off the forested mesa that supplies the two communities' drinking water.
Shale-Gas Skeptic's Supply Doubts Draw Wrath of Devon Energy
Arthur Berman runs a one-man energy consulting firm out of his home near Houston, producing research that says forecasts for natural-gas production in the U.S. are flawed.
Devon Energy shedding Gulf of Mexico assets
Devon Energy Corp. plans to concentrate on its domestic onshore business, potentially generating after-tax proceeds of $4.5 billion to $7.5 billion for properties it plans to sell as part of an overall corporate repositioning, the energy giant said Monday.
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