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Energy Trends To Watch In 2019
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In many ways, the truest measure of U.S. energy is America itself – the country’s economic health and its security in the world, the individual prosperity of its citizens and the nation’s ability to meet significant challenges. Energy, led by natural gas and oil, is driving progress in all of these areas. No less important… Keep reading →
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What’s Next For California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard?
By Buck Endemann | K&L Gates LLP
In September 2018, the CARB approved several significant changes to California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard
EPA-New Mexico Wastewater Report Is A Conversation Starter, Not The Final Word
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
The Environmental Protection Agency and the outgoing Martinez administration in New Mexico have produced a draft white paper and solicited comments on potential ways to reuse or manage the growing volume of wastewater produced by the state’s oil and gas industry. While the paper is a helpful outline of current produced water policy, New Mexico decision-makers should… Keep reading →
Investors Call On BP, Exxon, Shell To Defend EPA Methane Regulations
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
Last week, investors representing $1.9 trillion assets under management called on 30 oil and gas companies, urging them to publicly oppose the EPA’s proposed weakening of its methane rules. This letter is signed by investors including CalSTRS, the New York City Comptroller’s Office, and Robeco, all of which have joined together to say no to these regulatory… Keep reading →
EPA Proposes New Source Performance Standards For New Coal-Fired Power Plants
By Alisha Mehta, Mike Nasi & Mark Walters | Jackson Walker
In 2015, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced the controversial Clean Power Plan
Joint Venture Methane Risk Is Also A Climate Opportunity
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
With mounting concern about the state of the climate and increasing speculation about natural gas’ role in decarbonizing energy markets, oil and gas companies face growing scrutiny from the public and investors. Some companies are stepping up with pledges to reduce emissions of methane from their worldwide operations. But there’s a catch. As our new… Keep reading →
Energy Trends: Is EPA Entering Its “Development Phase” for Important Oil and Gas Rules?
By Felicia Barnes, David Friedland & David Weber | Beveridge & Diamond PC
One of the Trump Administration’s top priorities is to improve the nation’s energy policy by removing regulations
United States Power Plant Water Withdrawals Decline: U.S. Energy Information Administration Report
By Walter Wright | Mitchell, Williams, Selig, Gates & Woodyard, P.L.L.C.
The EIA has issued a report addressing water withdrawals by United States power plants
