Dealing with extreme energy prices, America needs to boost oil and gas infrastructure.
Right before the turn of the new year, Mike Butler, Mid-Atlantic Director of Consumer Energy Alliance, and PEIA member, had a letter to the editor published in PennLive. Butler’s piece outlines the heavy burden of increasing energy prices for American… Read More ►
Energy Transfer Opens the Energy Transfer Veterans Memorial Rink
The Energy Transfer Veterans Memorial Rink opened in Delaware County this past weekend. Residents have long discussed the need for a venue such as this one and are pleased to have Energy Transfer step in and help make it possible. In… Read More ►
Energy Transfer Donates New Equipment to Powhatan Point Fire Department in Ohio
Just in time for Christmas, it has recently been reported the Powhatan Point Fire Department will be receiving new protective gear thanks to Energy Transfer’s First Responder Fund. Since 2016, Energy Transfer, one of North America’s largest and most diversified… Read More ►
Major Modification Project Has Been Approved for Mariner East Pipeline
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection(DEP) has announced the approval of the Mariner East pipelines’s major modification project that will alter the construction method of one portion of the pipeline. The piece of the pipeline at hand runs through the… Read More ►
DEP Approves Marsh Creek Modifications in Chester County
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) today approved the major modification for a portion of Mariner East running through the Marsh Creek area in Upper Uwchlan Township, Chester County.In April, the pipeline developer submitted plans to DEP for… Read More ►
Middletown Township appeals ruling on Mariner East pipeline records
Recently, WHYY News covered a Philadelphia suburb embroiled in a fight brought on by Not In My Back Yard (NIMBY) activists, regarding a court order to release communications between municipal officials and the developer of a natural gas pipeline.Although the… Read More ►
PUC OK’s Revolution Pipeline Settlement
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission today voted unanimously, 3-0, to adopt a settlement outlined earlier this year with the developers of the Revolution Pipeline in western Pennsylvania. Several members of the Pennsylvania Energy Infrastructure Alliance weighed in on the proposed… Read More ►
‘Build Back Better’ Plan Includes Higher Costs for Heating Oil, Natural Gas
Today, the Delaware Valley Journal published a piece by Chris Woodard outlining why the “Build Back Better” plan may not be better for the energy sector. In the coming days, Congress is expected to vote on its version of the… Read More ►