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The economic benefit of oil and natural gas development can be far reaching. From creating jobs to generating tax revenues for federal, state and local communities, the energy industry is a driving force behind the country’s economic recovery.​​​

Chesapeake Energy Corporation is committed to consistent engagement with the communities where it operates. The company works diligently with stakeholders to better understand their concerns, continuously improve its operation and create sustainability, profitable growth and value for everyone.​​

During the 2013 Wyoming Legislative Session, lawmakers passed two bills through the Legislature designed to increase the use of CNG as an alternative fuel in the state. The first bill, Senate File 23, allows the state Challenge Loan Fund to make low-interest loans to gas and convenience store retailers to take out loans to install the necessary CNG infrastructure at existing gas stations. The second bill, Senate File 52, mandates that half of all state fleet vehicle purchases run on clean, affordable CNG.​​​​

Many Wyoming children don’t have the opportunity to participate in after-school activities or programs that can provide important guidance and lend a helping hand. For some students, simply finding a place to sit and complete their homework is a daunting task. That is a trend The Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Wyoming is vehemently committed to reversing.​​​​​​​​​

Chesapeake is committed to fueling America’s energy future. With more than 20 years experience, Chesapeake is one of the largest producers of oil and natural gas in the country, and the most active driller of new wells in the U.S.​