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Resilience Is Key: Gingerbread And Oil Prices
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By Jay Solomon
Their wildly divergent responses to Iran’s protests may be the first salvos in an imminent standoff over the future of the nuclear agreement and international sanctions. If the international response thus far is any indicator, Iran’s protests risk driving a wedge between the United States and Europe, potentially imperiling the West’s ability to forge a… Keep reading →
Cold, Consumers And U.S. Infrastructure Needs
By Energy Tomorrow Blog
With the East Coast shivering from the effects of something the weather folks have dubbed a “bomb cyclone,” a couple things come to mind: Gratitude for abundant natural gas that affordably heats homes and reliably fuels electricity generation. Dismay that for some in the U.S. – the world’s leading producer of natural gas and oil –… Keep reading →
A Patent Law Dispute Before The Supreme Court This Term Could Have A Major Impact On U.S. Bankruptcy Courts
By Benjamin Feder | Kelley Drye & Warren LLP
The Supreme Court recently heard arguments in a patent dispute case, Oil States Energy Services, LLC v. Greene’s Energy Group, LLC.
Energy Taxation: Impact Of The Tax Cuts And Jobs Act
By Mark Anthony Caterini, Barbara Spudis de Marigny & Wolfram PohlOrrick | Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act contains wide-ranging changes to the tax law that affect many industries.
EIA Report Projects Fossil And Nuclear Fuels Will Provide 83% Of Total Global Energy In 2040.
By Jordan Rodriguez | Kelley Drye & Warren LLP
EIA’s International Energy Outlook 2017 projects that world energy consumption will increase by 28% from 2015 through 2040.
In His Efforts To Delay The EPA Methane Rule, Pruitt Rejects American Ingenuity
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
We hope our leaders have the public’s best interest in mind. Unfortunately, instead of using sound science, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt appears to be making decisions based on the influence of the worst actors in the oil and gas industry. Although in his recent Congressional testimony he said the outcome of his proposal to suspend and possibly roll back… Keep reading →
Strengthening The Iraqi Security Forces
By Brig. Gen. Ismael Alsodani (Ret.)
Iraq’s existing security institutions need bolstering, and the Popular Mobilization Forces can be incorporated into that process with the coalition’s help. On December 9, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi officially declared victory in Iraq’s war against the Islamic State (IS). When he first took office in 2014, the group controlled a third of the country, including… Keep reading →
FERC Commissioners Unanimously Support Proposal To Expand Cyber Incident Reporting Rules
By Norma Krayem | Holland & Knight LLP
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has unanimously voted to direct the North American Electric Reliability Corporation.
As we look to the new year, let’s count a few of our country’s newest energy-related gifts: 1. Production Up, Emissions Down Methane emissions from natural gas and oil development continue to decline in a number of America’s top energy-producing areas, according to a report by the group Energy in Depth (EID). The report is based on EPA’s Greenhouse… Keep reading →
