Google wants more options for how it buys its energy and has put out a white paper with a roadmap for how utilities could provide those options.
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Google Proposes A “Renewable Energy Tariff”
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House Committee on Energy and Commerce. Subcommittee on Energy Hearing: Oversight of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and the FY2019 Budget.
Environmental Stewardship Is A Core Value
By Energy Tomorrow Blog
At its core, environmentalism is about good stewardship – respecting the air, land and water as we thoughtfully put to good use the earth’s resources. Like natural gas and oil, which are vital to fulfilling modern expectations for life, health and prosperity. In our industry, environmental stewardship is a core value that professionals like Anadarko… Keep reading →
What’s New For The EPA’s Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program?
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
This week, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency posted the 2016 Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (GHGRP) data online. While there are positive trends in the type of data included and the ways that data are measured, the general picture is of an industry with many remaining opportunities to reduce emissions. The GHGRP is an emissions reporting program… Keep reading →
Here are some of my thoughts after this week’s news that San Francisco and Oakland have filed lawsuits against five oil and natural companies, arguing that the companies should pay for sea walls to protect the cities in case ocean levels rise due to changing climate: First, the courts aren’t the place to address climate change… Keep reading →
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Schemes: A Global Perspective – Canada
By SETH KERSCHNER | WHITE & CASE LLP
Canada’s federal government recently entered into an agreement with eight Canadian provinces and three Canadian territories that is likely to accelerate the development of provincial and territorial greenhouse gases.
America’s air is getting cleaner and cleaner, even as the economy continues growing. So says EPA’s latest annual report on air quality, which tracks improvements since 1970. Cleaner air during economic growth, including the ongoing U.S. energy renaissance: That’s news we never get tired of hearing. Two charts from EPA’s report capture where things stand. First,… Keep reading →
EPA Publishes Analysis Of GHG Emissions From Sugar Beets
By LAUREN GRAHAM, PH.D. | BERGESON & CAMPBELL, P.C.
On July 26, 2017, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency published its analysis of the upstream greenhouse gas emissions attributable to the production of sugar beets for use as a biofuel feedstock.
Latest EPA Greenhouse Emission Numbers Demonstrate Success Of Methane Standards
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
This week sees the release of new figures from the U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reporting Program (GHGRP), which includes self-reported, large facility-level emissions data for 2015. The good news is that methane pollution from the oil and gas industry is down slightly, thanks to a combination of stronger safeguards starting to take effect, along with… Keep reading →
White House Issues Final Guidance On Consideration Of Greenhouse Gas Emissions In NEPA Reviews
By Daniel Golub, Elizabeth Lake, Daron T. Threet | Holland & Knight LLP
The White House Council on Environmental Quality published its final guidance on considering greenhouse gas and climate change impacts in reviews conducted under the National Environmental Policy Act.
