PGE is headquartered in Warren, Pennsylvania and successfully produced oil and natural gas for over 30 years. PGE operates more than 1,500 oil and natural gas wells, and has become a leading energy production company in the Appalachian Basin.We utilize a number of technologies to discover and develop our oil and natural gas wells. PGE’s geologists and engineers often rely on two or three dimensional seismic testing to identify oil and natural gas reserves, and use many advanced techniques to develop new assets to stay in the forefront of our industry.

PGE is proud of its economic and environmental contributions to the communities in which we operate. Our operations support local economies through employment efforts as well as contributions which have a significant positive impact on the vibrancy of the areas throughout PA.  We are equally proud of our commitment to safety and environmental programs which demonstrate responsible stewardship and use of industry’s best management practices in every aspect of planning, constructing and operating our wells.Pennsylvania General Energy is committed to treating people fairly and honestly and forming partnerships based on trust and mutual success. Our commitment is reflected in our relationships with people and those who regulate our operations. Our staff works with landowners to help them understand each phase of the process.

PGE is committed to finding new and innovative approaches to develop Pennsylvania’s resources in a safe and environmentally sensitive manner.  Prior to undertaking any project PGE staff carefully evaluates potential environmental impacts and works with regulators and landowners to develop an effective strategy to protect the environment.  Each Department within PGE’s organization is invested in preserving the environment and has diligently worked to achieve:

• Reductions of carbon emissions through the use of natural gas to fuel drilling and completion operations
• Reductions in surface disturbance by drilling up to 11 wells per pad with horizontal bore lengths exceeding 8000′.
• Minimization of wastes through the effective development of water recycling strategies
• Continued development and refinement of sound containment strategies to minimize environmental risks
• The education of contractors and employees to ensure sound environmental practices are implemented