The General Assembly seems poised to enact significant amendments to the statutes governing oil and gas development in Pennsylvania. On Nov. 15, the Senate passed Senate Bill No. 1100 and on Nov. 17, the House passed House Bill No. 1950.
Most of the new language addresses development of natural gas from shale formations. The bills have real differences, so a compromise bill will have to be drafted and presented again to both chambers. Nevertheless, the bills have sufficient similarities that we can now begin to think about what all this means.
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