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Will EPA ‘ACE’ Its Attempt to Replace The Clean Power Plan? A Deeper Dive Into EPA’s Proposed Affordable Clean Energy Rule
By Felicia Barnes, Brook Detterman & Grant Tolley | Beveridge & Diamond PCSign up and get Breaking Energy news in your inbox.
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By Matthew Pitzarella | Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC
IHS Markit says U.S. natural gas production is expected to rise by 60 percent over the next 20 years
Two stat lines capture the essence of modern natural gas and oil development: First, the United States produced a record 11 million barrels of oil per day (mbd) in September, 2.2 mbd more than September 2017, according to API’s latest Monthly Statistical Report (MSR). It’s a remarkable output number, given where domestic production was less than two decades… Keep reading →
Energy Storage: Opportunities, Key Trends And Market Drivers
By White & Case LLP
Deployment of battery storage technology is gaining pace, but it may struggle to reach its full potential until energy regulation and financing solutions adapt
Hurricane Michael Highlights Urgent Need For More Solar Opportunities In Florida
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
Hurricane Michael, the most powerful storm to hit the Florida panhandle on record, caused loss of life and rampant destruction, flattening entire towns and leaving more than 1.3 million people without power across five southeastern states. Rising temperatures and warmer waters are making this and other recent mega hurricanes like Florence stronger and more devastatingfor coastal states like… Keep reading →
UN Special Report Confirms Urgent Need To Reduce Methane Emissions
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
The latest UN IPCC report makes it crystal clear that carbon dioxide (CO2) is not the only pollutant that matters for limiting future warming. Deep reductions in emissions of non-CO2 pollutants, particularly methane (CH4), are essential to staying below temperature targets, and have the added benefits of improving public health, food security, and ecosystems. Further, the new report… Keep reading →
Currents: Energy Industry Insights October 2018 #2
By William Herlihy & Nicholas Preservati | Spilman Thomas & Battle, PLLC
Is U.S. shale as productive as it’s cracked up to be?
Denver Post Editorial: No On Proposition 112
By Energy Tomorrow Blog
In an editorial this week, Colorado’s largest newspaper announced strong opposition to Proposition 112, the anti-progress, anti-energy ballot measure that could put 85 percent of non-federal land off limits to natural gas and oil production in the nation’s fifth-leading natural gas and seventh-largest oil producing state. The Denver Post editorial urges voters to vote no on… Keep reading →
Renewable Energy Update: October 2018 #2
By William R. Devine, Barry Epstein & Renée Louise Robin | Allen Matkins
Republican Mayor Kevin Faulconer is facing one of the biggest decisions in his more than four years as head of the city of San Diego — whether to approve a government-run alternative to San Diego Gas & Electric
California’s Move To Cut Utility Gas Leaks Is A Critical Part Of Moving Towards A Low Carbon Future
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
As shown by the recent special report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, emissions from fossil fuel combustion in California and elsewhere present dire consequences for the planet. This means California, like the rest of the world, must take real steps now to shift toward a low carbon future. Similar to many other developed economies, California… Keep reading →
