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Natural Gas , Legislation , Energy Transition
EQT, Shell Leaders Warn of Urgently Needed Permit Reform
At a recent energy conference, E&P leaders also warned that the energy transition needs to slow down or the U.S. will face European-style disruptions.
November 23, 2022
Business , Markets , Legislation
Big Oil Joins Farmers, Biofuel Groups to Tout More Ethanol in US Fuel
API’s support is a win for the biofuel and farm groups because the oil industry has at times resisted efforts to expand the market for ethanol.
November 22, 2022
Legislation , Energy Transition
US Grants $1.1 Billion to Keep Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant Open
Not every nuclear plant that applied is getting funding in the initial phase of the program. Holtec International, which in May bought the Palisades nuclear plant in Michigan, said on Nov. 18 that DOE rejected its application for funding.
November 21, 2022
Legislation , Energy Transition
US Republicans Aim to Shorten EV Mine Permitting After House Win
Republican leaders in the House of Representatives would rather develop lithium, copper and other resources needed for electric vehicles found in the U.S. rather that brought in from other countries.
November 18, 2022
Crude Oil , Legislation , Storage
White House Asks Congress for $500 Million to Modernize SPR
If approved by Congress, the request, issued by the White House on Nov. 14, provides the Department of Energy (DOE) with funding to improve the four SPR sites along the Texas and Louisiana coasts.
November 17, 2022
Field Development , Legislation
Equinor Gets Green Light to Start Sverdrup Phase 2 Output
The second phase of Equinor's Sverdrup oilfield is anticipated to increase the field's output to 755,000 boe/d.
November 17, 2022
Legislation
Norway's Aker BP Wants 'Price Floor' in European Gas Supply Deals
As a condition of entering long-term EU energy crisis deals, Aker BP wants to see a "price floor" on gas.
November 11, 2022
Legislation , Energy Transition
COP27: Biden Says Climate Crisis is About 'Very Life of the Planet'
"He announced a slew of new climate programs, but he couldn't deliver what the developing world most wants — enough money to adapt to climate extremes," the Climate Crisis Advisory Group's Alice Hill said of President Biden's address at COP27 on Nov. 11.
November 11, 2022
Crude Oil , Policy & Regulations , Legislation
Global Recession a Bigger Risk to Russia’s Oil Revenue Than Price Cap: Column
"If there is a global economic slowdown in 2023, Russia’s export revenues could fall by between a third and a half, based on experience over the last two decades," columnist John Kemp shared.
November 11, 2022
Natural Gas , Legislation
Australia Considering Gas Price Cap But Rules Out Mining Tax
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese told a radio station on Nov. 11 that a price cap on gas "is one of the options that is under consideration" to stabilize energy prices.
November 11, 2022