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Mississippi River Gas Transmission Pipeline is a proposed natural gas pipeline. The pipeline runs from CenterPoint Energy Gas Transmission into Louisiana

Fracking in Arkansas The Mississippian Fayetteville Shale contains gas in the Arkansas part of the Arkoma Basin. The productive section varies in thickness

natural gas: "Nearly all gas-fired power plants built in the U.S. since 2005 would already meet the standard, according to EPA, as would typical gas plants

Caddo Gas and Oil Co.; and Texarkana Gas and Electric Co. In 1923 the company bought gas plants and distribution facilities in Beaumont, Texas, and in Pass

"located in a groundwater recharge area, and it's a danger to our groundwater resources in Georgia." In Alabama, a landfill in Perry County in the west

of the methane in shale gas leaks out into the air during the lifetime of a hydraulic shale gas well, making it a higher greenhouse gas emitter than conventional

the well to a natural gas pipeline. In the US, gas flaring has increased from 78 billion cubic feet (bcf) in 2007 to 251 bcf in 2011 - a 223 percent increase

River Oil and Gas, a subsidiary of Arkansas-based Weiser-Brown Oil Co., has leased roughly 30,000 acres of land in the state, mostly in the southwestern

deposits. In 2007, the Barnett shale (Newark East) gas field produced 1.11 cubic feet of gas, making it the second-largest source of natural gas in the United

Virgina and Wisconsin. In North Carolina, the Dan River Steam Station in Eden, the Asheville Plant in Arden and the Cape Fear Steam Plant in Montcure all were

and Wisconsin. In North Carolina, the Dan River Steam Station in Eden, the Asheville Plant in Asheville and the Cape Fear Steam Plant in Montcure all were

4-mile pipeline loop in Ohio, a 1,790 feet of pipeline to connect with the Nexus Gas Transmission pipeline in Ohio, and additional natural gas compressor

cancel Longleaf, a 1200 MW proposed coal plant in Georgia, and Plum Point II, a 665 MW proposed coal plant in Arkansas. In addition, as part of the agreement

not apply in the most rural areas with "gathering" pipelines, which typically link wells with interstate pipelines. Because the pipelines are in remote,

Tennessee Valley Authority's proposed closure of the Johnsonville Fossil Plant in Tennessee, as part of an EPA settlement in April 2011. One million tons

unit to natural gas. The units are not compatible with federal Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS), which were finalized in 2011. In 2015 Dominion received

track this information in the Captive Use section when known. The power plant retired its coal-fired units in 2016 and remains a gas-fired power plant since

production. However, the recent rise in energy prices in California has resulted in a rash of coal power plant proposals in Nevada; there are currently four

active oil and gas wells in Colorado almost doubled from 22,228 in 2000 to 43,354 in 2010. Analysts believe there is more oil shale and shale gas to be found

produce electricity with a natural gas unit that went into service in 2002. The plant's two coal units were retired in March 2016. 2006 CO2 Emissions: 3