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A Duke University study exonerates hydraulic fracturing from contaminating drinking water at sites in Pennsylvania and Texas. Instead, researchers blame鈥� -
Two North Carolina power companies have announced plans to build a pipeline, connecting to natural gas supplies in the Northeast. Duke Energy and Piedmont鈥� -
Just a month after the General Assembly voted to allow fracking in North Carolina, landowners in Chapel Hill and Durham are receiving offers to buy the鈥� -
PSNC Energy is taking feedback from property owners about plans to lay a natural gas pipeline. The company wants to extend an existing transmission line鈥�
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The commission that鈥檚 writing North Carolina鈥檚 rules on hydraulic fracturing for natural gas, or fracking, is getting ready to present its recommendations鈥� -
Energy speculators snapped up natural gas drilling leases over Lee County's Triassic shale in a frenzy in 2009. But some energy speculators have begun鈥� -
Two major energy companies want to build a second natural gas pipeline into North Carolina.Duke Energy and Piedmont Natural Gas are soliciting proposals鈥�
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The head of the commission appointed to write North Carolina鈥檚 rules for hydraulic fracturing for natural gas asked lawmakers Tuesday to halve the area鈥� -
Groundwater and sediment from a natural gas fracking treatment site in Pennsylvania is contaminated with chemicals and radioactivity.That's the finding of鈥� -
Researchers at Duke University say they have shed more light on the prospects of using hog waste to produce energy. A study released last week says鈥�
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