Regulation

Santa Ana Winds Stoke Wildfires In Southern California

The Environmental Protection Agency and the outgoing Martinez administration in New Mexico have produced a draft white paper and solicited comments on potential ways to reuse or manage the growing volume of wastewater produced by the state’s oil and gas industry. While the paper is a helpful outline of current produced water policy, New Mexico decision-makers should… Keep reading →

Daily Life In Istanbul

The combination of premature steps would further damage U.S. credibility while giving Iranian proxies and Islamic State remnants free rein in east Syria. On December 19, multiple media sources reported that Washington is preparing for an imminent withdrawal of all U.S. forces in east Syria. The reports followed statements two days earlier by President Recep… Keep reading →

Currents: Energy Industry Insights December 2018 #2

Water Sources Cities Of Beijing Stepped Up Water Protection

According to EPA Acting Administrator Andrew Wheeler, the purpose of this proposed rule is to restore balance between federal and state regulation of the nation’s waterways

Republican Presidential Candidates Debate On Economy In New Hampshire

ERBIL, IRAQ – Secretary Perry was in Iraq, leading a U.S. delegation for talks with government officials in Baghdad and Erbil. During the visit to Baghdad, he met with key leaders including: President Barham Salih, Prime Minister Adil Abd Al-Mahdi, Deputy Prime Minister for Energy and Minister of Oil Thamir Ghadban, Minister of Electricity Luay Al-Khateeb… Keep reading →

The Energy Edge: U.S. Becomes Net Oil Exporter

Louisiana Oil Industry Recovers From Katrina Devastation

The United States became a net exporter of oil and refined fuels for the first time in nearly 75 years

Life In Riyadh

Riyadh’s allies need to adjust more to the kingdom’s dynamic decisionmaking, once noted for being slow and cautious. In the almost four years since King Salman ascended to the throne, Saudi policy initiatives attributable to his son Muhammad bin Salman (MbS) have been rapid, surprising to outsiders, and considerably significant. They can almost be described… Keep reading →

Currents: Energy Industry Insights December 2018

President Trump

The report from the Institute of International and European Affairs considered the impact President Donald Trump was having on the objectives of the Paris Agreement

EPA Hearing Illustrates Broad Support For Methane Rule

New EPA Regulation To Cut Emissions From Coal-Fired Plants In US

Last month, EPA held its one and only public hearing on a proposed rollback of federal methane protections. The Trump Administration’s attempt to gut rules that cut methane pollution from new and modified oil and gas facilities—the first step of a two-pronged effort to eliminate federal regulation of methane altogether—was met by near-universal condemnation from… Keep reading →

Congress Struggles With Funding Repairs To U.S. Capitol Dome

Congress has taken steps to extend the December 7 deadline to address the remaining four areas of FY19 appropriations

Congress Meets As Government Shutdown Looms

The House of Representatives has released a tax bill that, if enacted, would extend certain tax credits for the renewable energy and alternative fuels industries

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