Marcellus summit covers real issues, provides balanced perspectives

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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — This year’s Penn State Extension Marcellus Summit 2012, scheduled for Oct. 10-12 at the Penn State Conference Center, offers a lineup of speakers and panels covering topics such as shale gas resource estimates, studies on US gas exports and international perspectives on shale gas and oil development.

Special panels will be held throughout the conference as well as environmental, legal and technical break out sections.

More than 400 attendees are anticipated, such as county and municipal officials, industry representatives, legislators, attorneys, state and federal agency staff and environmental and community group members.

Poster session

As part of the conference, an applied research poster session will be held on the 11th from 5:30 to 7 p.m. The deadline for submissions is Sept. 21. Poster abstracts will be reviewed for relevance to the audience and should be broadly related to shale issues relating to community and social implications; business, workforce, and economic impacts; environmental impacts; natural gas utilization; or public education. Additional information on the poster session can be found on the Marcellus Summit website.

Exhibitors

There are a variety of ways attendees can take part in the conference. All are welcome to check the conference agenda topics and speakers at www.outreach.psu.edu/programs/natural-gas/index.html . Exhibitor forms and the floor plan layout are found on the website. To provide increased recognition for your business, sponsorships are available at four different levels to meet your company participation interest.

For more information regarding the program, contact Dave Messersmith, Summit Chair, at dtm101@psu.edu or at 570-253-5970, extension 4110.

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