The beginning of 2017 has brought a sea change within the US regulatory regime, with yet unknown global effects.
Bipartisan Legislation
A Sea Of Change: The Congressional Review Act And Energy Regulation
By DAVID BAAY, ROBERT LEMUS | EVERSHEDS SUTHERLAND (US) LLPSign up and get Breaking Energy news in your inbox.
We will never sell or share your information without your consent. See our privacy policy.Bipartisan Bill Introduced To Broaden Ethanol Fuel Choices
By Lauren Graham, Ph.D. | Bergeson & Campbell, P.C.
On March 2, 2017, Congressmen Adrian Smith and Congressman Dave Loebsack reintroduced legislation to expand the current Reid Vapor Pressure waiver to include E15 motor vehicle fuel.
Consumer Interests Paramount In Pending Fuels Policy
By Energy Tomorrow Blog
The Renewable Fuel Standard, created a decade ago to strengthen U.S. energy security and benefit American consumers, is doing neither. The RFS is broken and should be repealed or significantly reformed – with the interests of consumers the top priority. That’s the message API Downstream Group Director Frank Macchiarola delivered during a conversation with a… Keep reading →
Tribal Prosperity and Self-Determination through Energy Development. Committee on Natural Resources.
The Climate Success Of The U.S. Model
By Energy Tomorrow Blog
In recent months we’ve posted a number of times on the “U.S. Model” of domestic energy and economic growth – coupled with greenhouse gas reductions (see here, here and here). Let that sink in: The United States is simultaneously the world’s No. 1 producer of oil and natural gas and the world leader in reducing… Keep reading →
Politicians’ issue positions are scribbled in sand, not granite, right? But here’s one that shouldn’t shift one bit – whether you’re a Democrat, Republican, an Independent or whatever: support for domestic natural gas and the hydraulic fracturing that’s producing record volumes of it. Below, the green and brown areas of the chart show natural gas… Keep reading →
Shocker From EIA – Lifting The Crude Export Ban Results In More Crude Exports
By Wayne D'Angelo | Kelley Drye & Warren LLP
Since the removal of restrictions on exporting U.S. crude oil in December 2015, the number of countries receiving exported U.S. crude has risen sharply.
U.S. House Democrats have developed a policy agenda for a stronger, more secure America. The product of months of polling and input from focus groups, the plan includes items pertaining to Homeland security and combatting terrorism but also pledges to move the economy forward with infrastructure investments, as well as measures designed to benefit individual… Keep reading →
Fracking Insider Readers: Below, please find this week’s Congressional activity on oil and gas issues.
Fracking Insider Readers: Below, please find this week’s Congressional activity on oil and gas issues.
