Published by the Philadelphia Business Journal, by Peter Van Allen

January 23, 2014

An Australian energy-efficiency company will open its U.S. headquarters in the Philadelphia Navy Yard.

Published in the Pittsburgh Business Times, by Paul J. Gough

January 22, 2014

Gov. Tom Corbett's 73-page energy plan released Tuesday proclaims an "all of the above - and below" strategy that ties the industry to jobs growth.

Corbett unveils state’s 2014 plan

Published in the Williamsport Sun-Gazette, by Elizabeth Regan

January 22, 2014

As Gov. Tom Corbett presented the state's 2014 energy plan "Energy = Jobs" at Pennsylvania College of Technology's Earth Science Center Tuesday afternoon, he emphasized the key role natural gas plays in creating jobs.

Published in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, by Anya Litvak

January 21, 2014

The audience for the state energy plan that Gov. Tom Corbett issued Tuesday is "business decision-makers," specifically those who don't live in Pennsylvania but might be looking to bring companies here.

Pro-development policies will spread the wealth

Published in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, by Jack Gerard

January 21, 2014

America is on course to become an energy superpower. Once our greatest economic vulnerability, we have transformed energy into a source of immense strength.

HARRISBURG, PA - Corbett-Cawley Campaign Manager Mike Barley released the following statement on the November jobs report:

Published in the Times-Tribune, by Denise Allabaugh

December 4, 2013

A company that's a national leader in providing services for government-sponsored health coverage programs will open a facility in Jenkins Twp., employing between 500 to 700 people.

Former Pennsylvania Governors Thornburgh, Ridge and Schweiker Endorse Governor Corbett’s Re-Election Campaign

HARRISBURG – Governor Tom Corbett was honored today to receive the endorsement of Pennsylvania’s three living former Republican Governors Dick Thornburgh, Tom Ridge and Mark Schweiker.

Published by the Williamsport Sun-Gazette Editorial Board

October 30, 2013

If the Marcellus Shale region were a country, its natural gas production would rank eighth in the world.

Published in the Express-Times, by Nick Falsone

October 22, 2013

A manufacturer of parts for the power-line transmission industry is renovating its facility in Allentown, a move that will bring at least 42 new jobs to the city, Gov. Tom Corbett’s office announced today.