CNX Hosts Open House in Kiski Township

By Positive Energy Hub Staff

"We are looking forward to working in this area with the whole community," said Chief Operating Officer Nav Behl to a room of community members at a recent CNX open house in Armstrong County.

On November 18th, members of the CNX land, water, construction, drilling, permitting, and community relations teams invited members of the community to the Kiski Township firehall in advance of natural gas operations expected to begin in 2025. Our second open house in the Alle-Kiski Valley, the goal was to answer questions from local residents and provide information related to our work in the surrounding area.

#RadicalTransparency | Kiski Township Open House

Enjoy viewing footage of the CNX Radical Transparency Kiski Township Open House, where the community comes first. In this engaging event, we aim to foster open communication and collaboration among all residents. Discover how CNX is dedicated to Radical Transparency in our operations and how we can work together with the Kiski Township community. This event was like the in-person version of our #RadicalTransparency website at www.cnxradicaltransparency.com. #AppalachiaFirst #natgas

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One unique aspect of CNX operations is the Radical Transparency program, where local residents will be able to monitor real-time air and water quality data as new well sites begin operations. This data is provided by a third-party monitoring company and is also available to the general public at cnxradicaltransparency.com.

Radical Transparency and community open house events are part of CNX's commitment to responsibility, ownership, and excellence. Learn more at sustainability.cnx.com.

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