American Red Cross gets W.Va. donation
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- American Red Cross said Noble Energy is donating $40,000 to help support the needs of residents impacted by the power outages throughout West Virginia.
About 680,000 customers in the state were without power, many for more than a week, following the recent summer storms.
Officials say the majority of the funding will go to the American Red Cross' West Virginia Region for various statewide efforts, and other money will go to the organization's River Valley chapter that serves the area where the company operates.
Noble Energy is a Texas-based independent oil and gas company. It began operating in the northern panhandle in January when it starting operational work with partner Consol Energy. The company is operating two rigs in Marshall County but will be expanding in the coming months.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- American Red Cross said Noble Energy is donating $40,000 to help support the needs of residents impacted by the power outages throughout West Virginia.
About 680,000 customers in the state were without power, many for more than a week, following the recent summer storms.
Officials say the majority of the funding will go to the American Red Cross' West Virginia Region for various statewide efforts, and other money will go to the organization's River Valley chapter that serves the area where the company operates.
Noble Energy is a Texas-based independent oil and gas company. It began operating in the northern panhandle in January when it starting operational work with partner Consol Energy. The company is operating two rigs in Marshall County but will be expanding in the coming months.
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