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BP To Quit Western Energy Alliance, Other Trade Groups Over Climate Policies
Western Energy Alliance and two other U.S.-based trade organizations do not “share our ambitious and progressive approach to the energy transition,” says BP CEO Bernard Looney.
Varying Shades Of Green: Big Oil’s Different Energy Transition Approaches
From renewable power projects to cutting emissions from oil and gas operations, supermajors on both sides of the Atlantic are taking different approaches to going greener.
Carbon Capture Advocates Still Waiting For Way Forward
The IRS and U.S. Treasury Dept. have not yet issued final rules on exactly how to implement these credits, causing proponents of carbon capture, use and storage technology a great deal of frustration.
Pioneer CEO Scott Sheffield Urges Investors To Divest In Top Flarers
Pioneer Natural Resources CEO Scott Sheffield called on oil and gas investors to sell shares or pull funding from companies that have rates of natural gas flaring.
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Exploration & Production
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Senator lifted hold on nomination of Interior official who backed drilling.
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Emissions
E&P Industry Pulse: Emergence Of Carbon Capture Technologies
Global and domestic initiatives facilitate emissions capture for storage and reuse in energy development.
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Public Capital
BP To Quit Western Energy Alliance, Other Trade Groups Over Climate Policies
Western Energy Alliance and two other U.S.-based trade organizations do not “share our ambitious and progressive approach to the energy transition,” says BP CEO Bernard Looney.
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Business
Trump Admin In Talks About Chevron’s Operations In Venezuela
The Trump administration is in discussions about whether to renew a license for Chevron's operations in Venezuela as Washington looks to increase pressure on its socialist leader.
February 26, 2020
Infrastructure
Supreme Court Leans Toward Atlantic Coast Pipeline
Dispute between Dominion and environmental groups concerns construction under a national park.
February 25, 2020
Exploration & Production
Equinor Scraps Contested Plan To Drill For Oil In Great Australian Bight
Oil companies eyeing the Great Australian Bight have long battled opposition from green groups concerned about potential damage to fishing towns.
February 25, 2020
Frac Spread
South Korea’s Thirst For US Crude Oil To Keep Growing
With the U.S. set to become a net exporter of crude oil for the first time in 2020, Asia is expected to be a focus for more shipments.
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Investment
Varying Shades Of Green: Big Oil’s Different Energy Transition Approaches
From renewable power projects to cutting emissions from oil and gas operations, supermajors on both sides of the Atlantic are taking different approaches to going greener.
February 24, 2020
Investment
Carbon Capture Advocates Still Waiting For Way Forward
The IRS and U.S. Treasury Dept. have not yet issued final rules on exactly how to implement these credits, causing proponents of carbon capture, use and storage technology a great deal of frustration.
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