What Colorado’s and Washington’s Pro-Energy Votes Could Mean for the Rest of the Industry
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The Energy Edge: What Colorado’s And Washington’s Pro-Energy Votes Could Mean For The Rest Of The Industry
By Matthew Pitzarella & Kim Pizzingrilli | Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PCSign up and get Breaking Energy news in your inbox.
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By Simon Henderson
Riyadh’s shifting, dubious storyline presents a dilemma for allies who want to reestablish good working relations with the world’s largest oil exporter. Earlier today, the Saudi Public Prosecutor’s Office released its latest statement on the murder of exiled journalist Jamal Khashoggi, announcing that eleven people have been charged in the incident and that five of them face… Keep reading →
EPA likely will need to take the lead in rescuing U.S. consumers from the potential negative impacts of the federal ethanol mandate, given the shrinking chance that Congress will pass significant reforms to the broken Renewal Fuel Standard (RFS) program. That’s the view of the natural gas and oil industry, which continues to warn of… Keep reading →
Currents Energy Industry Insights: November 2018 #3
By William Herlihy & Nicholas Preservati | Spilman Thomas & Battle, PLLC
TransCanada Corp is reviewing a decision by a Montana judge blocking construction of the Keystone XL pipeline
International Sanctions and the Energy Sector Part 2: Russia
By Robert Meade & Josh Zive | Bracewell LLP
The sanctions regimes against Russia were imposed in response to actual or alleged actions by the Russian government
Gen. Ali Mohsen could wind up as interim president despite his unpalatability to various parties, so Washington should prepare accordingly to avoid derailing peace talks. Washington’s recent push for Yemen talks is likely a product of pressure on several fronts: the rising sense of urgencyabout ending the destructive war; diplomatic troubles with Saudi Arabia; mounting congressional calls to halt military support for… Keep reading →
The Energy Crisis That Never Happened: What Happens Later?
By Belton Zeigler | Womble Bond Dickinson
As recently as 2008, experts predicted a dire U.S. energy crisis by this time
Currents: Energy Industry Insights November 2018 #2
By William Herlihy & Nicholas Preservati | Spilman Thomas & Battle, PLLC
U.S. to Give Eight Nations Oil Waivers Under Iran Sanctions
Secretary Perry Announces The Launch Of The U.S.-Poland Strategic Energy Dialogue
By Sec. Rick Perry | U.S. Department of Energy
Before I begin, I would first like to congratulate Poland on the 100th anniversary of the restoration of Polish independence. In 123 years of struggle from 1795 to November 1918, countless Poles proved their love for freedom. Our two nations share a common love and appreciate of liberty, and I am honored to be able… Keep reading →
Energy 2019: USA
By Robert James & Stella Pulman | Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
Over view of the current energy mix, and the place in the market of different energy sources
