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PA Hearing on Marcellus Drilling

By Vorys on November 21, 2008
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Permitting delays are a significant source of aggravation for producers, according to this article at CNNMoney.com.  One possible solution proposed by the PA DEP – increased fees to pay for additional staff to process applications and inspect wells!

This isn’t the only state to propose fee increases to address agency staffing issues.

[Update: For more on regulatory obstacles to development of the Marcellus, see this article in the Wayne Independent.   According to a University of North Texas professor, PA is a “disjoined jungle of agencies, boards, counsels, and regulatory bodies” with tremendous uncertainty that presents significant challenges to Marcellus Shale production.] (moved up)

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    Energy & Environmental Law Blog
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    Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP

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