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Marcellus Shale Update: 2018, The Year In Review
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The international community can help avert future chaos through measures to stem political, economic, and security deterioration, and Washington can reinstate funding for Palestinian development projects. Since mid-October, demonstrators have been gathering regularly at the Palestinian prime minister’s office in Ramallah to protest the new social security law. Implementation was first set for November 1… Keep reading →
Key Considerations For Government Contractors Facing A Government Shutdown
By Nichole Atallah & Jacqueline Unger | PilieroMazza PLLC
A government shutdown is looming once again
On Cellulosic Ethanol, Hope Still Outpacing Reality
By Energy Tomorrow Blog
As debates continue over the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) and its ethanol mandates, let’s remember that when the RFS was enacted more than a decade ago it was supposed to jumpstart a commercially viable cellulosic ethanol industry – ethanol made from the leaves, stems and other fibrous parts of a plant. This has not happened. Far… Keep reading →
EPA Methane Rollbacks Contradict Agency’s Own Scientific Findings
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
As the world races to adopt cleaner fuels and implement carbon-reducing strategies to combat a warming climate, the Trump administration is moving feverishly to severely weaken federal methane emissions regulations across the entire oil and gas industry. The Trump EPA’s current proposal to weaken the New Source Performance Standards 2016 methane rule will add 480,000 tons of… Keep reading →
Worth Another Look: Year In Review – Energy
By Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC
As science and technology advance, so too does the energy industry
The Energy Edge: U.S. Becomes Net Oil Exporter
By Edward Hild, Matthew Pitzarella & Kim Pizzingrilli | Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC
The United States became a net exporter of oil and refined fuels for the first time in nearly 75 years
Investors Call On BP, Exxon, Shell To Defend EPA Methane Regulations
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
Last week, investors representing $1.9 trillion assets under management called on 30 oil and gas companies, urging them to publicly oppose the EPA’s proposed weakening of its methane rules. This letter is signed by investors including CalSTRS, the New York City Comptroller’s Office, and Robeco, all of which have joined together to say no to these regulatory… Keep reading →
EPA Proposes New Source Performance Standards For New Coal-Fired Power Plants
By Alisha Mehta, Mike Nasi & Mark Walters | Jackson Walker
In 2015, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced the controversial Clean Power Plan
The World Should Follow The U.S. Energy Model
By Energy Tomorrow Blog
Bolstered by natural gas and innovation, the U.S. has proven that you can reduce emissions without sacrificing affordable energy. We have a road map to success, and we have forged a path for others to follow. As world leaders meet this week in search of a plan, we offer our experiences as a way for… Keep reading →
