GHG emissions

Conservation Groups Take Aim at Driftwood LNG Pipeline Projects in Latest DC Circuit Arguments

Conservation Groups Take Aim at Driftwood LNG Pipeline Projects in Latest DC Circuit Arguments

Environmental groups are continuing to pressure LNG export facility and pipeline developers through federal appeals courts as lawsuits seeking to repeal authorizations stack up. In the latest of a series of filings to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, Healthy Gulf and the Sierra Club requested FERC’s approval of two…

December 21, 2023
Large California Companies, Including Chevron and ExxonMobil, Facing First-in-Nation Carbon Disclosure Rules

Large California Companies, Including Chevron and ExxonMobil, Facing First-in-Nation Carbon Disclosure Rules

Groundbreaking legislation in California that will require large companies to publicly disclose their annual greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions has become law with Gov. Gavin Newsom’s signature. Newsom signed nearly 500 bills into law last weekend, but state Senate Bill (SB) 253 may have the biggest impact on industry, including natural gas and oil companies. The…

October 16, 2023
House Taking Aim at Federal Oversight of Natural Gas Export Projects

House Taking Aim at Federal Oversight of Natural Gas Export Projects

Legislation aimed at clearing a path for LNG export projects by restraining Department of Energy (DOE) oversight is under fire from the Biden administration after committee discussions Monday. House Bill 1130, authored by Ohio Republican Rep. Bill Johnson, would amend the Natural Gas Act (NGA) requirement that U.S. liquefied natural gas projects be determined as…

September 20, 2023
Canada Producers Tout Lower Emissions from Conventional Natural Gas, Liquids Production

Canada Producers Tout Lower Emissions from Conventional Natural Gas, Liquids Production

Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions shrank while Canadian natural gas and liquids byproduct output grew during the 2012-2021 period, according to government records compiled by the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP). Annual GHG discharges from gas, condensate and lighter fluids production dropped by 22% to 50 million tons in 2021 from 64 million tons in…

September 6, 2023
Canada Eyes Support for E&P Efforts to Cut Emissions and Benefit Native Communities

Canada Eyes Support for E&P Efforts to Cut Emissions and Benefit Native Communities

The Canadian government is proposing to assist natural gas and oil operators limit their emissions, including from planned LNG export projects. The limited proposal would concentrate aid to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and provide benefits to native communities affected by supply projects. The proposal follows one by the Alberta and British Columbia (BC) governments,…

July 27, 2023
Alberta, BC Pursuing GHG Reduction Credits for Canadian LNG Exports

Alberta, BC Pursuing GHG Reduction Credits for Canadian LNG Exports

The Alberta and British Columbia (BC) governments have set out to gain formal, international greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction credits for exporting LNG as a replacement for coal and oil in other countries. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith last week told attendees of the International Gas Union’s LNG2023 conference in Vancouver that she has begun talks with…

July 18, 2023
Rio Grande, Texas LNG Opponents Again File Lawsuit Challenging Project Authorizations

Rio Grande, Texas LNG Opponents Again File Lawsuit Challenging Project Authorizations

A group led by the Sierra Club has filed federal lawsuits challenging FERC’s decision earlier this year to reaffirm its approval of the Rio Grande and Texas LNG export projects as they continue a fight to stop the proposed facilities from advancing. The environmental group was joined by the city of Port Isabel and the…

July 12, 2023
Canada’s Drive to Net-Zero Emissions Models Lower Natural Gas, LNG Demand to 2050 

Canada’s Drive to Net-Zero Emissions Models Lower Natural Gas, LNG Demand to 2050 

Canada’s natural gas and oil industry could undergo dramatic challenges as the world transitions to net-zero emissions, with production plummeting sharply by 2050, according to the nation’s energy regulator. The Canada Energy Regulator (CER) on Tuesday published Canada’s Energy Future 2023 (EF2023), which explores what might unfold in the quest to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG)…

June 22, 2023
Carbon Capture Said Essential to Future of Natural Gas

Carbon Capture Said Essential to Future of Natural Gas

A new study has found that carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies are a necessary component to natural gas serving as part of a transition toward lower carbon emissions. The research was undertaken by academics across universities in Canada and the United States, and was published in the peer-reviewed journal Nature Climate Change. The team…

December 9, 2022
TC Energy, Jack Daniel’s Raise a Glass to RNG Production with Tennessee Joint Venture

TC Energy, Jack Daniel’s Raise a Glass to RNG Production with Tennessee Joint Venture

TC Energy Corp. is partnering with the granddaddy of American whiskey, the 156-year-old Jack Daniel Distillery in Tennessee at Lynchburg, to break into renewable natural gas (RNG) production. For C$29.3 million ($22 million), TC bought into a partnership with 3 Rivers Energy Partners LLC called Lynchburg Renewable Fuels LLC that has a deal with the…

October 19, 2022
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