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McKean County Natural Gas Expo, Marcellus Shale

by Max Asinger 26. January 2011 17:11

On march 10th & 11th there is going to be a natural gas expo held at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford. The reason for the expo is to let the energy providers, service providers and business owners interact to learn about opportunities approaching because of the marcellus shale. Kessel is helping sponsor this event, and will have a booth there during the event. If you decide to come, check us out at booth # 11!

2010 Eastern Oil & Gas Conference and Expo

by SteveBorowski 19. August 2010 01:15

The 2010 Eastern Oil & Gas Conference and Trade show is just around the corner.  Kessel will be there and we invite you to stop by booth #164 to see us. 

What’s New?

Kessel is supplying compressor buildings with solutions for sound and accessibility options for servicing equipment.

In addition, we offer concrete services for a full range of needs.

Please click on the link below to get the complete schedule.  We hope to see you there! 

2010 Eastern Oil & Gas Conference and Trade Show

Monroeville Convention Center

209 Mall Boulevard

Monroeville, PA 15146

Tuesday August 31, 2010  9 am – 5 pm

Wednesday September 1, 2010  9 am – 12 noon

http://www.pogam.org/show/2010_Eastern_Oil_&_Gas_Conference_and_Show_flyer.pdf

Marcellus, Natural Gas Expo- McKean, Potter & Cameron Counties March 17 & 18

by TimAsinger 12. March 2010 07:00

The date for one of the most exciting Expo's to hit the area after the Kinzua Outdoor & Travel Show is quickly coming upon us.

The Natural Gas Expo; McKean, Potter & Cameron Counties will be held on Wednesday March 17th and Thursday March 18th at the Gospel Tabernacle in Coudersport, PA.

Admission is FREE and anyone wanting to learn more about the industry should plan to attend.

This will be an event to bring students & educators to the industries service providers to understand the needs of this growing and dynamic industry.

Wednesday 03/17 will be full of students form area high school Tech programs as well as local higher level learning institutions (Pitt Bradford & Penn Tech College). There will be seminars repeated all day long in regards to the educational & occupational needs of the industry.

Thursday 03/18 is slated for business to business activities. Some of the largest players in the Marcellus Play & Natural Gas Industry will be there:

- Pennsylvania General Energy

- East Resources

- Dresser Pipe Works

- Gas Field Specialists

- Universal Well Services

- Fastenal

to name just of few of the developers, pipeline contractors, drillers and associated service providers to the industry.

There will be seminars repeated all day long with topics on "How to get engaged with the Gas Industry", Natural Gas Well Drilling, Water Resources of the industry.

Kessel Construction will be there with a double booth to promote their services to the industry. Currently, we are introducing a light gauge, tubular steel framed building with metal roof & walls that is finding a nice fit for "soft set" compressor stations in the Marcellus play.  This product is competitively priced and features maintenance free exterior walls and roof. Additionally, for sound absorption they have blanket insulation.

A unique outcome from the event organizers of the EXPO is a full color directory of all the service providers in the area.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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Gospel Tabernacle, ROute 6, Coudersport

www.natural-gas-expo.com

Thermal Coal, Metallurgic coal, what’s it all mean

by TimAsinger 11. March 2010 19:28
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Additional signs that the economy is moving in the right direction;

major foreign companies looking to buy our resources. The kind of resources to produce big stuff like… steel and energy.

Coal is known as two types;

- metallurgic- used to heat generate the high heat/ energy needed for steel production

- thermal- used by energy plants to produce energy/ electricity

The most recent is real close to home in the Central Appalachian region. An Indian company is looking to buy a US coal company in order to control a key resource needed to produce coal. The same firm is a major producer of steel to global market.

This comes after hearing recently that foreign interests are also looking to buy “Coke “ operations a key raw material in making steel.

Let’s hope that these are good signs for the economy as a key material for industry production and growth, steel is being produced. Additionally, the raw materials and resources to produce steel and energy are seeing activity.

Finally, after the crazy steel price escalation of a few summers ago, let's hope that prices are not driven out of site due to key suppliers controlling not only the steel but the raws and energy that go into it.

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Tim Asinger, President
Kessel Construction, Inc.

Steve Borowski, Sales Manager
Kessel Construction, Inc.

Al Webster, Project Development
Kessel Construction, Inc.

Jack Kirk, Field Coordinator
Kessel Construction, Inc.

Jim Curcio, General Superintendent
Kessel Construction, Inc.

Max Asinger, Marketing
Kessel Construction, Inc.