The U.S. nuclear energy enterprise is a key national security enabler, according to a report released this week by a new non-profit.
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Report Links US Nuclear Industry To National Security
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By Energy Tomorrow BlogWe’ve posted quite a bit recently about the need for streamlining the federal permitting process for energy infrastructure (see here and here). An API study earlier this year estimated investments in needed natural gas and oil infrastructure could total more than a trillion dollars and potentially generate more than 1 million jobs through 2035. That’s a lot of economic… Keep reading →
The New Administration’s Efforts To Deconstruct The Obama Climate Initiatives
By JEFFREY KARP | SULLIVAN & WORCESTERFERC’s Quorum, Infrastructure And Natural Gas Exports
By Energy Tomorrow BlogCongratulations to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), which regained its quorum last week with Senate confirmations of Rob Powelson and Neil Chatterjee. Meanwhile, the White House officially nominated Kevin McIntyre and Richard Glick for FERC positions last week. If confirmed, they’ll fill out the five-member panel – four new commissioners joining Cheryl LaFleur, who… Keep reading →
The Trump Administration Delivers Much Needed Relief To The Coal Industry
By DENISE DRAGOO | SNELL & WILMERSafe Seismic Testing Is Key To Atlantic Energy Development
By Energy Tomorrow BlogComments related to seismic surveys in the Atlantic that API and two other associations will submit to federal officials stress a number of important points about the underwater tests used to establish the size and location of oil and natural gas reserves: Importance of U.S. Offshore Energy By federal estimates, the Mid- and South Atlantic outer continental shelf… Keep reading →
Current legislation in Congress will be a big help in advancing the energy infrastructure the United States needs to connect our nation’s vast energy wealth with those who benefit from it: individual Americans, businesses and manufacturers. The House legislation would streamline federal review and approval of natural gas pipelines by codifying and reinforcing current regulatory… Keep reading →
Reducing Methane Emissions, Advancing U.S. Energy
By Energy Tomorrow BlogSome points to underscore while EPA works on extending compliance deadlines to allow the agency to revisit emissions regulations that were finalized in 2016: Methane emissions from the natural gas industry fell 16.3 percent between 1990 and 2015, during which natural gas production increased 50 percent – primarily due to industry leadership and voluntary technological innovation. Methane emissions… Keep reading →