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Currents Energy Industry Insights: January 2019
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By Matthew Pitzarella | Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PCHow The Conversation Changed At This Year’s World Gas Conference
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange BlogFor years, conversations at major oil and gas industry conferences focused on one thing: the shale revolution. Excitement about the surge in economical new supply of unconventionally produced oil and gas was palpable, as panelists spoke of the potential for shale to transform everything from the geopolitics of American energy supply to the price of… Keep reading →
The country’s continuing political and commercial challenges, including limited export possibilities, are hampering development of its Eastern Mediterranean natural gas. The development of Israel’s offshore natural gas resources, once seen as a wonderful economic blessing, has slowed to a painful crawl in recent months. On December 13, the government announced that it was awarding licenses… Keep reading →
Natural Gas, LNG Exports And Benefits To The U.S.
By Energy Tomorrow BlogThe export of U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) continues to yield economic and other benefits locally, regionally and to our country as a whole. Two recent news items illustrate – a report detailing the boost LNG exports is giving the Texas economy, and an agreement by Poland to buy American LNG, further expanding opportunities for… Keep reading →
Top Five Issues For The LNG Industry In 2017
By Monica Hwang, Richard Nelson | King & SpaldingUnitization: Specific Considerations For LNG Export Projects
By Nina Howell, Philip Weems | King & SpaldingEfforts to convert shipping vessels to LNG are advancing rapidly across the marine industry. There are approximately 40 marine vessels (not counting LNG dual-fuel carriers) in use today currently powered by LNG. This number is expected to grow exponentially, to 1,800 vessels by 2020. While emissions regulations are the primary catalyst for the change, the… Keep reading →
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The U.S. Government Should Support Natural Gas Exports
By Lou Pugliaresi | President of the Energy Policy Research FoundationFederal regulators recently rejected an application to build a liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility on the coast of Oregon after three years in regulatory limbo – a project that had received “unflagging support” from editorial boards, variously hailed as an “economic game-changer for Coos Bay” that offered “a way to tamp down Russia’s influence in Europe.”