The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency today announced the creation of the “Eyes on Drilling” tipline for citizens to report non-emergency suspicious activity related to oil and natural gas development.

A number of recent articles in the State Journal are of interest to the oil and natural gas industry.

Thanks to your help, guidance and support, the Energy In Depth coalition has been able to take serious strides over the past two months in engaging and educating key members of Congress and staff, debunking the opposition, and making the case for hydraulic fracturing as a key factor in delivering a secure, affordable energy future.

WVONGA Partners with WorkForce West Virginia to provide training assistance to member companies. Please take a few minutes to look at the WorkForce West Virginia, Annual Report and the services they provide and then review the forms necessary to apply for training assistance grants through this agency.

Emergency Rule as per the Office of Coal Mine Health Safety and Training outline the responsibility of the coal operator. Emergency Rule outlining the responsibility of the gas operator in marking of gas lines were filed by the Office of Oil and Gas, WV Department of Environmental Protection.