Podcasts about cabot oil

Lawmakers in Ohio passed a bill to make it easier to frack in state parks, raising fears of pollution and disruption of outdoor recreation. We also follow up on the massive gas leak at a Cambria County storage site where the company failed to clean up oil and gas brine spilled on the ground. Plus, we head out on a walk with Tree Pittsburgh to learn how to identify trees in the winter. We also have news about fines for a contractor for dumping gas waste around Fayette County, air pollution violations at Shell's new ethane cracker, and a new program to help farmers make money. And, we find out why Cabot Oil and Gas, which just pleaded no contest to 15 criminal charges, including nine felonies for polluting drinking water in Dimock, Pa., is allowed to frack under the town.

Jim Willis, Marcellus Drilling News, is at one of the hot spots for global LNG activity. Willis talks about the recent activity in the Marcellus with Cabot Oil and Gas and how it impacts the globe. The recent spike in natural gas prices are also discussed. Willis and host Jason [...]

Tom Shepstone, NaturalGasNow, who is headquartered near the New York Pennsylvania border, gives an update from the Marcellus Shale Play. Shepstone shares some insight on Cabot Oil and Gas and their global activity. He also cites regulation as more of a potential disruptor in 2022. Natural gas prices and the [...]

Tom Shepstone, NaturalGasNow and Shepstone Management Company joins Work Hard portion of the Play Hard Work Hard Morning Show to discuss the recent merger between Cabot Oil and Gas and Cimarex Energy. Host Jason Spiess and Shepstone discuss whether the merger is a takeover or an actual merger. Shepstone, who is geographically located in the Marcellus, gives [...]

Listen to George Stark and William DesRosiers of Cabot Oil and Gas talk of the trends within the oil and gas industry and the looming investments that will aid the construction industry in the coming years.  These investments include job and economic opportunities, increased diversification, and a Pennsylvania workforce that comes from within the state and not other states or regions.  The dynamic duo also discusses the impact Act 66 will have on both industries in an energetic conversation.

Oil and Gas News: Cimarex and Cabot oil and gas merge, Oasis Petroleum pulls out of the Permian, Weavegrid Raises Series A, Aurora Solar Raises $250mm Series C The post Cabot Oil and Gas – Cimarex Merger | Energy Roundup 5/28/21 appeared first on Digital Wildcatters.

Almost none of the Left’s climate predictions have come true! A civilian climate corps has been formed to help battle the "climate emergency." John Kerry has invested in Cabot Oil and Gas Corporation. Man wears an entire greenhouse on his head instead of a mask. A Buddhist monk chops off his head to aid in his travels in the afterlife. Someone bursts into a Costco and remarks on the tyranny of still wearing masks. A group of protesters wear sheep masks into a store to make a statement. A stage play had the entirety of the people inside wearing masks, including the actors! Masks and now COVID test swabs are being made in unsanitary environments. The CEO of Peloton, John Foley, does a turnaround and recalls the company's treadmills due to safety concerns. Herd immunity is now apparently not applicable to COVID any more. People suspect Joe Biden wants to keep the mask mandate for at least another year. The CDC has now equated all the side effects from the vaccines with personal anxieties. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

George Stark and William desRosiers, Cabot Oil and Gas, give an update on the natural gas side of their business as well as their shifting of business intentions in 2021. Cabot Oil and Gas is the fourth largest natural gas company in the United States, with the bulk of their gas [...]

The Crude Life Morning Show: Play Hard Work Hard Episode 24Hour One Play Hard: Gorilla Glue Hair Spray, Accidental Inventions and News, Rumors and NewspeakHour Two Work Hard: George Stark and William desRosiers, Cabot Oil and Gas Daily Rig Count source: tradingeconomics.com HOUR ONE PLAY HARD:  Jason Spiess and Sterling give an update on The Industrial Forest after Jason met with [...]

This week's episode covers three pipeline developments; a Temporary Restraining Order issued by the Michigan Circuit Court, halting operations of both East and West lines of the Enbridge Line 5 Pipeline; a ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit that FERC could not use tolling orders to eliminate judicial review of pipeline certificate decisions; and the release of a Grand Jury report on the impacts of hydraulic fracturing in Pennsylvania. This week's podcast also covers two developments from PA, a criminal complaint which was filed against Cabot Oil and Gas Corporation, and Josh Shapiro, the PA Attorney General, announced that Range Resources Corporation pleaded "no contest" for negligent oversight of well sites in Washington County.  Host:  Sara Jenkins, Research Assistant Editor: Kaela Gray, Research Assistant  For a print version, see the Shale Law Weekly Review for July 7, 2020.  Follow us on Twitter @AgShaleLaw  Like us on Facebook Penn State Center for Agricultural and Shale Law   Music is “Caazapá (Aire Popular Paraguayo)” by Edson Lopes and is licensed under CC BY 3.0. 

George Stark, the director of external affairs at Cabot Oil & Gas, joined the show to discuss how American natural gas is powering communities across the globe even as politicians put up roadblocks to energy security at home. Links: • Learn more about Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation: https://www.cabotog.com/ • Learn more about Cabot’s community outreach initiatives: https://www.cabotog.com/our-community/outreach-and-education/ • More on pipeline issues in New England from IER: https://www.instituteforenergyresearch.org/fossil-fuels/natural-gas-moratorium-in-new-york-due-to-lack-of-gas-pipelines/

Bill desRosiers, the external affairs manager of Cabot Oil & Gas, joined the show to discuss how technological innovation has unleashed American energy and the impacts developing the Marcellus Shale has had on the surrounding areas. Links: • Shale Gas News radio show: https://soundcloud.com/shalegasnews • Learn more about Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation: https://www.cabotog.com/ • Learn more about Cabot’s community outreach initiatives: https://www.cabotog.com/our-community/outreach-and-education/

Welcome back to another episode! This week's episode is our First Friday Q&A for September. You ask the questions and we answer them. Big thanks to everyone who wrote in. If you want to get a question answered for next month's FFQA, click the link below. Enjoy! Have a question? Click here to ask Show Notes & Links:   Questions: Hey guys,  Sorry to bug you. I just wanted to say thank you for putting me in contact with Brady Reece. I just finished going through the interview process and am going to intern at their firm next summer. I also can't tell you how helpful the show has been in learning about the industry, I look forward to it each week. Thank you again for taking the time to help out, I really appreciate it.  New listener, and this is what I've been looking for! Great insight and great wisdom! I'm a recent petroleum engineering grad from Penn State, and I wanted to know if you guys could give me some insight on what to expect in the job market. I Minored in Energy Business and Finance and I find myself drawn between being in the business side of oil and gas vs the engineering side! Could you guys give me some advise on how to go forward? I'm not quite the most traditional listener of your podcast, but I've been listening for roughly the past 8-10 months now and have really enjoyed your content. I am a law student that is entering his third, and final, year of law school. I'm wanting to end up working within the energy field, and I have focused my studies accordingly and will be graduating with a specialization in Energy and Sustainable Development. This past summer I interned within the legal department of Cabot Oil and Gas. I'm having trouble finding opportunities to apply for legal jobs though, and would like any advice you guys could give me. Thanks for your time.   Big fan of the podcast. I've only been listening for 1 week but I've already gone through and listened to all First Friday Q&As available on my podcast app. I work in the UK for a bank within their commodities trade support team specialising in physical and financial crude and products. My career goal is working in the U.S./Canada as an oil scheduler/logistician (preference towards ocean and rail). Having spoken with the traders in my company they advised the best way is to try and transfer to a junior front office position and eventually get to a bank-version of a scheduler role. My question is what are some good midstream resources which will help me develop the skills/knowledge for a scheduler/logistician role? Also if you have any advise for moving from a banking support role to Midstream that's be great too. First of all, great work on the podcast, I'm a regular weekly listener who has been working in upstream for the last couple of years. I listened to last week's podcast and felt your response to the Engeineer who felt the industry isn't diverse was not reflective of the reality in the field as many of us see, and there are deeper issues that will keep it that way. I realize that West Texas has a more diverse workforce than most of the rest of the country. I am on my third rig contract in the last few years. On every rig, I have heard constant racist commentary and open racial epithets from nearly a third of the workforce, many directed right at our non-white coworkers. This extends up through company men from majors, and the individuals who have 20+ years of experience and the most authority are more likely than not the worst offenders. I've worked for large and small companies over the last few decades and in my last role managed 8 states for a Fortun...

All companies featured: Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation (NYSE: COG), Range Resources Corporation (NYSE:RRC), NextEra Energy Incorporated (NYSE:NEE), Tetra Tech Incorporated (NASDAQ:TTEK), General Electric (NYSE:GE)

"In this episode, award winning environmental activist Vera Scroggins joins us from Pennsylvania to share her perspective on fighting fossil fuel development – even though it's sometimes uncomfortable or risky." See the complete shownotes at https://www.ecodefenseradio.org/2016/09/15/vera-scroggins/" Vera has been documenting violations of the fracking industry and leading tours to show first hand the impacts fracking is having in Pennsylvania. As a result, she's become a target of industry intimidation, but she remains strong at heart. In this interview Vera shares her background, and what inspires her to take action despite the challenges she's faced. Links to stuff we talked about: The anti-fracking activist barred from 312.5 sq miles of Pennsylvania #No DAPL Vera Scroggins Youtube Channel Support Standing Rock Bio: Vera Scroggins has documented violations and exposed much of the gas industry malpractice and has been banned from 312.5 square miles of Pennsylvania. This includes the county hospital, local restaurants, supermarkets and drug stores, the animal shelter, the bowling alley, even the lake shore. The ban represents one of the most extreme measures taken by the oil and gas industry against protesters. A Montrose County courthouse granted Cabot Oil and Gas Corporation an injunction barring Scroggins from all property owned or leased by the company. This amounts to two hundred thousand acres of land, and nearly 40% of the county where Scroggins lives. What we talked about : In this interview Vera Scroggins talks about where she grew up, and how she became active in environmental issues. For her, it's just as much about defending the land as it is our rights to free speech and basic health. As mentioned in her biography above, Vera's lost her mobility in public places – she's been banned from nearly 40% of her county. She says this is a corporate takeover – and she's experiencing it first hand. Instead of protecting the people, various parts of the U.S. government are protecting the interests of the gas industry. Vera challenges us to take action, despite the short-term risks. The greater risk is doing nothing, and facing the impacts of the gas industry – climate change, water contamination, Click HERE to See the complete shownotes at Eco-Defense Radio

Pennsylvania resident Vera Scroggins talks about her day in court standing up to big Cabot Oil

Press Release from /vera Scroggins   Press Advisory for My Sentencing at Next Court Hearing: I was found in contempt of my injunction to stay 100' away from Cabot access roads/driveways and their gas sites on Feb. 25, 2015 based on the single, testimony of gas worker, Jordan Huffman, who fabricated a story of seeing me on the access road of a Cabot site in Dimock, Pa. on 1/16/15. He testified under oath; and had no photos; I presented my testimony and two, other witnesses, and denied being on that access road or anywhere within the 100'. I parked my car and deposited three visitors from my gas tour on a private driveway 672' from the Cabot driveway in question. I stayed on that driveway and waited for the filmmaker/journalist and two others to come after videotaping the site. I can be liable for fines, jail and legal costs for the Cabot Legal Team Date of Sentencing and also Possible Permanent Injunction Decision is April 23, 2015 at 1:30 at Montrose County Courthouse, Montrose, Pa. 18801 at 105 Maple St. thank you: Please share far and wide to media and citizens; Vera Scroggins Citizen Journalist and Tour Guide for Citizen Gas Tours 71 Gus Park Lane Brackney, Pa. 18812 570 918 0004 607 237 9685

Pennsylvania resident Vera Scroggins talks about the lawsuit Cabot Oil and Gas has filed against her