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More steel and less paper would make for a stronger U.S. economy, and the energy industry is poised to contribute to an industrial renaissance that would bring such change about for the benefit of all, Alcoa Inc.’s David Ciarlone told a GasMart 2010 audience in Chicago earlier this month.

More steel and less paper would make for a stronger U.S. economy, and the energy industry is poised to contribute to an industrial renaissance that would bring such change about for the benefit of all, Alcoa Inc.’s David Ciarlone told a GasMart 2010 audience in Chicago last week.

The next quarter century will bring moderate growth in U.S. energy consumption, strong growth in shale gas production and increased use of renewable fuels, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) said in its latest Annual Energy Outlook (AEO2010).

The next quarter century will bring moderate growth in U.S. energy consumption, strong growth in shale gas production and increased use of renewable fuels, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) said in its latest Annual Energy Outlook (AEO2010) Tuesday.

To “bring more certainty to industry and in light of expected litigation,” the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) on Thursday delayed upcoming oil and gas lease sales in Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota to complete additional environmental reviews under the National Environmental Policy Act to determine the potential impact on climate change.

To “bring more certainty to industry and in light of expected litigation,” the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) on Thursday delayed upcoming oil and gas lease sales in Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota to complete additional environmental reviews under the National Environmental Policy Act to determine the potential impact on climate change.

To “bring more certainty to industry and in light of expected litigation,” the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) on Thursday delayed upcoming oil and gas lease sales in Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota to complete additional environmental reviews under the National Environmental Policy Act to determine the potential impact on climate change.

Ontario-based Epsilon Energy Ltd. on Monday agreed to bring Chesapeake Energy Corp. on board to help develop the Canadian operator’s Highway 706 natural gas prospect in the Marcellus Shale.

Despite some optimistic talk in early 2009, Capital Hill lawmakers were never able to bring energy and climate change legislation to a final vote, and the bill — or bills — may not make it to the finish line again this year.