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Hydrogen’s Clean Energy Hype Does Not Mean it will Clear Barriers
Despite being the clean energy source voted most likely to succeed, the future of hydrogen still faces barriers in investment, storage, transportation and life-cycle emissions.
Joe Biden’s Clean-up Plan for Orphaned Oil Wells Slammed
Critics accuse the $16 billion provision in Biden’s proposed infrastructure package to plug abandoned oil wells across the U.S. of being a bailout for the oil and gas industry.
Oil and Gas Investor Energy Policy: Biden Policies Bring New Risks and Uncertainty
Over the past few weeks, we have seen a substantial shift in public policy in the U.S. that will have significant implications for the domestic oil and gas industry.
Energy Policy Watch: Texas Railroad Commissioner Remembers Call for Prorations, Winter Storm
Hart Energy and Cornerstone have teamed up to bring you Energy Policy Watch. In this first installment, host Jack Belcher talks to Texas Railroad Commissioner Christi Craddick about the Railroad Commission’s actions in unprecedented times and lays out a vision for meeting oil and gas policy challenges of the future.
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Markets
Washington State Plans Ban on Sale of Gas-powered Cars by 2030
The move by Washington state to stop sales of gas-powered cars comes as efforts to boost adoption of electric vehicles are accelerating over concerns about fossil fuels’ contribution to climate change.
April 16, 2021
International
Canadian Lawmakers Call for Action from US, Canadian Leaders in Enbridge Pipeline Dispute
Michigan Gov. Whitmer has ordered Enbridge to shut Line 5 over leakage concerns.
April 16, 2021
Policy & Regulations
Official: DAPL Closure Could Shut 400,000 bbl/d of N.D. Oil Output
US District Court judge is considering the Dakota Access Pipeline case concerning Energy Transfer’s asset.
April 16, 2021
Exploration & Production
E&P Plus Cover Story: ESG in Oil and Gas—Searching for Answers
Building an ESG case and presenting the right evidence to stakeholders across the value chain has become a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma for producers and service providers in oil and gas. So how are they setting about solving it?
April 16, 2021
Public Capital
Shale Giant EQT Seeks to Further ESG Certification for Natural Gas Production
Following completion of its certification pilot projects announced this year, EQT says it will be producing more certified gas than any other U.S. producer’s entire natural gas production.
April 15, 2021
Emissions
Hydrogen’s Clean Energy Hype Does Not Mean it will Clear Barriers
Despite being the clean energy source voted most likely to succeed, the future of hydrogen still faces barriers in investment, storage, transportation and life-cycle emissions.
April 15, 2021
Investment
Joe Biden’s Clean-up Plan for Orphaned Oil Wells Slammed
Critics accuse the $16 billion provision in Biden’s proposed infrastructure package to plug abandoned oil wells across the U.S. of being a bailout for the oil and gas industry.
April 15, 2021
Emissions
Utilities Want Protection from Biden’s Tight Timeline in Clean Energy Mandate
The power industry supports the goal but is expressing concerns that it can meet its deadlines.
April 15, 2021
Policy & Regulations
Biden Administration Discusses Tribes’ Oversight in Oil-Rich Okla.
Talks involve tribes’ input into environmental regulations in much of the eastern half of Oklahoma.
April 15, 2021
Methane
California, NASA Partner to Launch Methane-Tracking Satellite
The partnership between the state, U.S. space agency, satellite company Planet and four other institutions will launch its first two satellites in 2023.
April 15, 2021