Corbett's Shell Oil Tax Break Gets Support
Gov. Tom Corbett and allies from labor groups, business associations and state and local government make the case for a $1.65 billion tax break for Shell to locate a plant in Pennsylvania.
By Eric Boehm | PA Independent HARRISBURG — Business groups, union leaders and representatives of state and local government have thrown their support behind a plan to provide Shell Oil with a $1.65 billion tax credit as part of the state budget agreement. What do you think of the deal? Vote in our poll and add your comments below. Gov. Tom Corbett assembled this coalition Wednesday at the state capitol as part of an ongoing effort by the administration to land an ethane cracker plant in Washington County. The plant would use natural gas to produce petrochemical products and could create 20,000 jobs. The Keystone State is battling with Ohio and West Virginia to land the facility. The unity displayed by groups that normally oppose each …
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