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By Energy Tomorrow Blog
On Nov. 30, EPA is scheduled to finalize 2018 ethanol volumes for the U.S. fuel supply under the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS). Yet, the RFS remains a broken program that’s also outdated, its original purposes overtaken by the U.S. energy renaissance. This week, API Downstream Group Director Frank Macchiarola told reporters that Congress needs to protect American… Keep reading →
Currents – Energy Industry Insights – November 2017
By William Herlihy & Nicholas Preservati | Spilman Thomas & Battle, PLLC
China Energy Investment Signs MOU for $83.7 Billion in West Virginia Projects.
Alabama Republican Thinks Roy Moore’s VICTIMS Should Be ‘Prosecuted’ Above The Law
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Coal Workers Deserve Opportunity And Support, Not False Promises About Reviving Their Industry
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
Coal mining is tough and dangerous work. In the movie Coal Miner’s Daughter, country star Loretta Lynn’s husband Doolittle sums it up this way, “There ain’t nothin’ in Kentucky for me except a chest full of coal dust and being an old man before I’m forty.” Nearly 40 years later, coal mining is still dangerous, and… Keep reading →
Senators Re-Introduce Bipartisan Bill To Extend MLP Benefits To Renewables
By Kathleen M. Roberts | Bergeson & Campbell, P.C.
Bipartisan legislation aimed at leveling the playing field between renewable and fossil fuels was re-introduced in the Senate and House of Representatives.
Industry is committed to making its workforce more diverse. Now and over the next decade or two, there’s great opportunity to realize that goal. With 40 percent or more of industry’s worker base on track to retire by 2035, research indicates hundreds of thousands of women and minorities will help fill the ranks through the next decade… Keep reading →
For those who might have wondered if the Sessions DOJ was going to enforce the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, that question seems to have been answered in the affirmative.
