Wyoming is not a state that likes to take a backseat to anybody, especially when it comes to setting energy policy. That’s why it’s no surprise the state recently proposed new standards to reduce harmful, wasteful emissions from the state’s oil and gas facilities. The requirements in the state’s new proposal are an extension of a… Keep reading →
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Cowboy Up: Wyoming’s New Oil And Gas Proposal Helps State Lead On Air Quality
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By Walter Alarkon, Elisabeth Blunsdon & Wolfram Pohl | Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLPCurrents – Energy Industry Insights August 2018 #3
By William Herlihy & Nicholas Preservati | Spilman Thomas & Battle, PLLCRFS Is Still Broken, And Consumers Still Need Protection
By Energy Tomorrow BlogWith EPA receiving public input this week on its proposed ethanol volumes for 2019 under the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), it’s important to stay focused on the potential negative impacts of a broken Washington policy — on consumers and the fuel market. Yes, we know that America’s energy renaissance in natural gas and oil production has accomplished the… Keep reading →
Record Oil Output, Yet Dip In Petroleum Exports Suggests Tariffs’ Effect
By Energy Tomorrow BlogLots of positive energy data points in API’s newest Monthly Statistical Report – and one that’s potentially concerning. The good: The U.S. tied its record for crude oil production in July at 10.7 million barrels per day (b/d) and set a new one for natural gas liquids, 4.4 million b/d. With total liquids production up by more… Keep reading →
Don’t Let U.S. LNG Exports Become Casualty Of Tariff Policy
By Energy Tomorrow BlogA couple of observations on China’s announcement late last week that it may impose a 25 percent tariff on U.S. shipments of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to that country – which would be in retaliation for announced U.S. tariffs on certain Chinese goods coming into this country. First, China was the third-largest importer of U.S. LNG in… Keep reading →
Currents: Energy Industry Insights – August 2018 #2
By William Herlihy & Nicholas Preservati | Spilman Thomas & Battle, PLLCDeputy Secretary Brouillette Hosts Fifth Meeting Of The U.S.-Japan Bilateral Commission On Civil Nuclear Cooperation
By U.S. Department Of EnergyTOKYO, JAPAN – The fifth meeting of the U.S.-Japan Bilateral Commission on Civil Nuclear Cooperation (the Bilateral Commission) was held in Tokyo on August 8, 2018. Deputy Secretary of Energy Dan Brouillette and Senior Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs Takeo Mori led the discussions as co-chairs. The delegations included participants representing a wide range of governmental agencies.… Keep reading →
The strategic Gulf island on the frontline against Iran faces formidable financial and diplomatic challenges, made more complicated by looming parliamentary elections. The smallest Persian Gulf country is in the throes of big economic problems. A growing debt burden means it needs foreign exchange to avoid a currency devaluation. Its wealthy neighbors—Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and… Keep reading →
Recently, we discussed how natural gas and oil production and energy exports were major contributors to robust second-quarter growth by the U.S. economy – by themselves generating nearly half of the increase in U.S. real exports in Q2. Yet, there’s concern that escalating U.S. trade restrictions and looming disputes could threaten global trade and economic growth. We’ve… Keep reading →