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Four Republican US Senators Back Biden-Era Energy Tax Credits
Senators Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, John Curtis of Utah, Jerry Moran of Kansas and Thom Tillis of North Carolina are asking Congressional leadership to preserve energy tax credits included in the Biden-era Inflation Reduction Act.
Hydrogen Hopefuls Advised to Focus on Offtake Amidst Funding Turbulence
Hydrogen is one way to reduce emissions when used in place of higher-emissions fossil fuel sources where feasible, but costs and infrastructure pose challenges.
Q&A: Where There’s a Williams, There’s a Way for Gas
Midstream giant Williams Cos. leads the natural gas bulls on the great infrastructure buildout, President and CEO Alan Armstrong tells Hart Energy.
OPAL Completes $8.9MM Sale of IRA Investment Tax Credits
The credits were generated from the Sapphire RNG facility, a joint venture that is 50% owned by OPAL Fuels.
Hirs: America Confronts Sovereign Risk with Recession on the Horizon
The risk to U.S. oil and gas production comes from within, and a recession looms on the horizon.
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.
Chris Wright: Natural Gas Key to Trump’s Energy Policy Goals
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright aims to streamline regulatory processes for building energy projects and boost U.S. LNG exports, he said during the 2025 CERAWeek conference.
GPA Midstream Files Petitions Against Methane Tax
The GPA Midstream Association joins a number of states that have filed a suit against the implementation of a waste emissions charge.
Hamm: Interior, DOE Leadership is a ‘Dream Team’
Harold Hamm, U.S. energy policy influencer and founder of wildcatter Continental Resources, said his top choices of Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and newly confirmed Energy Secretary Chris Wright will be a “dream team of unimaginable proportions.”
Belcher: Trump’s Policies Could Impact Global Energy Markets
At their worst, Trump’s new energy policies could restrict the movement of global commerce and at their best increase interest rates and costs.