Researchers at Texas A&M University have developed a method of refining "liquid gold" for valuable critical minerals using what many consider traditional waste products: produced water and carbon dioxide.

Coterra Energy Inc. has won permission from state environmental regulators to drill 11 gas wells underneath Dimock Township, in the state’s northeastern corner — the sweet spot of the largest natural gas field in the United States, according to well permit records reviewed by The Associated Press.

Cringe-worthy puff piece profiles former government official who now leads the charge in Pennsylvania against fracking. The hero-worship is so bad in the article it is difficult to read, but it does give an overview of one of the leaders against the oil & gas industry in Pennsylvania.

Due to recent advancements in refinement technology, produced water has become valuable as it has been determined that it may contain rare-earth elements (“REE”).

A Pennsylvania water authority became a victim of an international cyberattack, officials say

2023 was another year of vigorous activity in the permitting Underground Injection Control (UIC) Class VI projects/wells for geologic carbon dioxide sequestration.

Effectively managing produced water can mitigate environmental challenges and even result in revenue streams.

When a toilet is flushed in California, the water can end up in a lot of places: An ice skating rink near Disneyland, ski slopes around Lake Tahoe, farmland in the Central Valley. And — coming soon — kitchen faucets.

Element3, the critical material extraction company specializing in oil and gas wastewater, announced the successful closure of its seed investment round.

Take a look at GWPC's newly updated Primer, "Modern Oil & Gas Development." The 2023 update is intended to share information about the changes and innovation that have occurred over the past decade-plus as #shalegas development has matured.