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Opinion: It’s The Demand, Dummy…Isn’t It?
World energy demand is bound to be driven by population growth on the other side of the world from Washington, D.C., which seems narrowly focused on controlling energy consumption in the United States and Europe where, as data suggests, it’s already been falling.
HART ENERGY CONNECT: AEA President Talks Green New Deal
American Energy Alliance President Tom Pyle addresses what he calls the hot air coming out of Washington over the Green New Deal. He talks about setting the record straight on the "great story to tell" from the fossil fuels sector in cleaning up air quality in this interview with Hart Energy. In other news, U.S. oil production has already set a record in Texas and U.S. records are expected over the next two years. And, will WTI really go higher than $70s by the end of the year?
WTI Will Soar Above $70 By The End Of The Year. Here’s Why.
Demand from IMO 2020, a crazy-productive Permian and a midstream sector scampering to keep up will combine to fuel a red-hot industry in 2019.
Opinion: Let Renewable Industry Use MLPs
Congressional partisanship would threaten any viable tax bill but the Master Limited Partnerships Parity Act has support on both sides of the aisle.
The Latest
Minister: Germany May Change Law To Comply With EU Pipeline Rules
The new EU deal casts doubt over the structure of Russia's planned Nord Stream 2 pipeline, which already faces uncertainty after Denmark's potential ban on its planned route which includes Danish territorial waters.
February 15, 2019
Iraq's Oil Minister Reshuffles Upstream, Gas Posts In Ministry
Fayadh Nema was named Iraq's deputy minister for upstream oil and gas affairs and Mutasim Akram was also named the new deputy minister of gas affairs.
February 15, 2019
US Judge Rules Former Venezuelan Oil Minister Owes Defunct Harvest Natural $1.4 Billion
A federal judge in Houston ordered a former Venezuelan oil minister this week to pay the owners of Harvest Natural Resources $1.4 billion in damages in a fraud suit.
February 15, 2019
Colombia Must Strictly Monitor ‘Fracking’ Pilot Projects
Colombia must implement strict monitoring of three pilot projects that will mark its first foray into “fracking”, an expert commission said on Feb. 14, before deciding whether the controversial technique for extracting oil and gas can be widely used.
February 15, 2019
US Court Dismisses Energy Transfer Lawsuit Against Greenpeace
A federal court dismissed a lawsuit from Energy Transfer accusing the environmental group of racketeering and defamation with the aim of blocking the Dakota Access Pipeline.
February 15, 2019
HART ENERGY CONNECT: AEA President Talks Green New Deal
American Energy Alliance President Tom Pyle addresses what he calls the hot air coming out of Washington over the Green New Deal. He talks about setting the record straight on the "great story to tell" from the fossil fuels sector in cleaning up air quality in this interview with Hart Energy. In other news, U.S. oil production has already set a record in Texas and U.S. records are expected over the next two years. And, will WTI really go higher than $70s by the end of the year?
February 15, 2019
US Issues New Rules Requiring Rail Oil Spill Response Plans
PHMSA’s regulations will take effect in August.
February 14, 2019
Dominion Energy Aims To Cut Methane Emissions 50% Over 10 Years
Program to cut emissions from natural gas infrastructure from 2010 levels builds on company’s prior efforts.
February 14, 2019
Report: Five Republican Senators Threaten Wheeler’s EPA Confirmation Over Biofuels
The issue is concerns the senators have over biofuels and whether Wheeler, who currently serves as acting administrator, “will take steps to help oil refiners forced to blend biofuel into gasoline.”
February 14, 2019
Australia’s National Resources Statement Lauded By Nation’s Largest Oil, Gas Association
Australia’s Department of Industry, Innovation and Science released its first National Resources Statement since 1998.
February 14, 2019