Marcellus panel looks for common ground at first meeting
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HARRISBURG -- The public comments at the end of Friday's inaugural meeting of the state Marcellus Shale Advisory Commission showed part of the challenge facing that panel during the next four months.
Michael Krancer, acting secretary of environmental protection
George Greig, acting secretary of agriculture
C. Alan Walker, acting secretary of community and economic development and founder of Bradford Energy Co.
Barry Schoch, acting secretary of transportation
Patrick Henderson, state energy executive
Robert Powelson, chairman of the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Glenn Cannon, executive director of the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Association
James W. Felmlee, president of Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs
Clifford "Kip" Allen, president of the Pennsylvania League of Cities and Municipalities
Gene Barr, vice president of government and public affairs for the Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry
Terry R. Bossert, vice president of government and regulatory affairs for Chief Oil and Gas LLC
Jeff Wheeland, Lycoming County commissioner
Vincent J. Matteo, president of Williamsport-Lycoming Chamber of Commerce
Terry Engelder, geosciences professor at Penn State University
Matthew J. Ehrhart, executive director of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation's Pennsylvania office
Ronald L. Ramsey, senior policy adviser for the Nature Conservancy, Pennsylvania chapter
David Porges, chief executive officer of EQT Corp., a gas drilling company
Christopher J. Masciantonio, general manager of state government affairs for U.S. Steel Corp.
Cynthia Carrow, vice president of the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy
David Sanko, executive director of the Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors
Dave Spigelmyer, vice president of government relations for Chesapeake Energy Corp.
Randy Smith, U.S. Government affairs manager for ExxonMobil Corp.
Ray Walker, chairman of the Marcellus Shale Coalition, a consortium of drillers, and senior vice president of the drilling company Range Resources
Chris Helms of NiSource Gas Transmission & Storage
Terry Pegula, energy executive and Penn State University benefactor who owns shale land. He recently retired as CEO of East Resources and is the new owner of the Buffalo Sabres hockey team.
Jeff Kupfer of Chevron Corp., which recently acquired Mr. Kupfer's former employer Atlas Energy
First Published March 26, 2011 12:00 am
