Richard F.
Stubbe
Hart Energy
Kinder Morgan’s Fore: Despite Hits, Pieces for Regulatory Reform Fall into Place
Kinder Morgan’s Vice President of Public Affairs Allen Fore said the current regime’s regulatory stance is the biggest change he’s seen in his lifetime.
Energy Transfer Prevails Against Greenpeace, Wins $660MM in Damages
A jury in North Dakota has ruled in favor of Energy Transfer with a $660 million blow to environmental group Greenpeace.
Exclusive: Tariff Agenda Forms Muddy Waters for Oil, Gas Decision-Makers
Paul Gruenwald, the global chief economist for S&P Global Ratings, discusses growing concerns with global demand and the impact of tariff uncertainties on the oil and gas industry, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
Segrist: Permit Reform Rumbles as US Seeks to ‘Unleash American Energy’
The White House has called for changes to a heavily criticized system, but new rules require a lot more work.
South Texas LNG Projects Get FERC Permits Back
The court that vacated Glenfarne’s Texas LNG and NextDecade’s Rio Grande LNG permits in the summer has reinstated the documents while the government amends the originals.
Russia’s Shadow Fleet Includes More Than 1,000 Ships
The Russian Federation’s illegitimate oil tankers are keeping the country’s economy afloat, analysts say.
Trump to Host Top US Oil Chief Executives as Trade Wars Loom
U.S. President Donald Trump will host top oil executives at the White House on March 19 as he charts plans to boost domestic energy production in the midst of falling crude prices and looming trade wars.
International Battery Metals CEO Talks Direct Lithium Extraction
IBAT CEO Iris Jancik, who stepped into the role in August, shared her insight on market conditions, lessons learned and China.
First US-Owned LNG Tanker to Serve Puerto Rico
LNG Tanker American Energy takes on a new mission 31 years after its construction.
China Stops US LNG Imports Following Shipping Tariff
The country, which put a 15% tariff on U.S. LNG imports, has gone more than 40 days without a delivery, the longest gap since 2023, according to a report from Bloomberg.