PA Environment Daily

NOVEMBER 18, 2022

The storage well is one of 10 operating storage wells and two observation wells located at the Rager facility, according to the company. On November 18, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported efforts to stop a natural gas leak at the Rager Mountain Gas Storage Area in Jackson Township, Cambria County have failed. Courtesy of Bob Donnan’s Blog.)

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PA Environment Daily

NOVEMBER 18, 2022

The storage well is one of 10 operating storage wells and two observation wells located at the Rager facility, according to the company. Late on November 17, Equitrans LP announced a natural gas leak from the high pressure natural gas storage area at Rager Mountain Gas Storage Area in Jackson Township, Cambria County has been stopped.

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PA Environment Daily

NOVEMBER 20, 2022

The storage well is one of 10 operating storage wells and two observation wells located at the Rager facility, according to the company. UPDATED: On November 20 at 4:48 p.m., The Associated Press reported the well released an estimated 1.4 billion cubic feet of natural gas over those two weeks. Click Here to find the location on Google Maps.

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