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Permalink Reply by farmgas on June 21, 2016 at 12:48pm

Bud....such a plant may require a lot of natural gas, any word on who will provide the NG?   Do you know who is building the plant?   These plants generally are quite large in size.

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Permalink Reply by BUD on June 21, 2016 at 2:40pm

Robert Beatty Punxsutawney PA.  Gas supplied by D.E. Limited Family Partnership Punxsutawney PA. & J.R. Resources Gas Ringgold PA. They have lines in place that used to feed a natural gas-diesel generation plant onsite. They have hundreds of shallow wells and a few deep one's. They have thousands of acres leased  in the area, to drill more. The area is known as Sunnyside above Dora PA.

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Permalink Reply by BUD on July 8, 2016 at 9:39am

It finally made the local paper yesterday. Sunnyside Energy Park. The project is being built byCH4 USA, LLC. They have received a grant for 2 million from the Commonwealth Financing Authority on July 1. The total cost of the first part of this project is $ 7,681,750. The site will be used for alternative fuel production, including CNG/LNG. It will also be providing frack water treatment, carbon sequestration and environmentally friendly business ventures. This was announced by State Rep Cris Dush (R-Jefferson/Indiana) PA.

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