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The Department of Environmental Protection will announce December 18 it is on track to complete more oil and gas drilling site inspections in 2017 than in 2016 as a result of an initiative that replaced paper forms with a mobile app.
Oil and gas Deputy Secretary Scott Perry will discuss this and several other productivity increases resulting from the early 2017 implementation of a mobile app for field inspectors, after years of a paper-based process.
Sharon Ward, Director of the Governor’s Office of Transformation, Innovation, Management and Efficiency (GO-TIME), will give an overview of the goals and successes to date of the GO-TIME initiative.
The announcement will be held in the Capitol Media Center in the Capitol Building Harrisburg starting at 11:00 a.m. Click Here to watch the event live online.
NewsClips:
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Legere: DEP Releases Draft-Final Methane Permits For Shale Gas Sites
Penn State Study Shows Methane Emissions In PA Marcellus Shale Regions 0.4% Of Production
Marcellus Shale Development Doesn’t Affect Mortality Rates
Study: Low Birth Weights Linked To Fracking Sites
Marcellus Shale Coalition: 5 Key Facts On New Infant Health Study
Editorial: PA Should Study Health Implications Of Gas Drilling
Bagenstose: Environmental Groups Ding DRBC On Public Input For Fracking Ban
Plum OKs Fracking In Rural, Industrial Zones
Monroeville Approves Seismic Testing
Haggerty Absence In Harrisburg May Have Prevented Gas Severance Debate
Editorial: Haggerty’s Absence Help Kill Severance Tax
EQT To Drill 196 Shale Gas Wells In 2018
Westmoreland Transit Fueling Growing Fleet Of Natural Gas Buses
Westmoreland Transit Natural Gas Station To Open Thursday
Shell Donates Hundreds Of Gifts To Aliquippa Salvation Army
Trump Said To Have Interior Dept Open Door For East Coast Oil Drilling
Cusick: New Book Tackles Key Questions About Fracking
[Posted: Dec. 15, 2017]
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