Capping off two grueling days of markup, Rep. Nick Rahall (D-WV), chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee, announced last Thursday that the “last and most important votes” on his controversial energy policy reform bill (HR 2337) would be delayed for nearly a week — until this Wednesday. The delay offered the energy industry the chance to make one last pitch to committee members to change their minds and votes on a measure that has the potential to significantly impact oil and natural gas supply and prices.
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House Prepares for Grueling Energy Debate This Week
The House of Representatives will be the scene of vigorous debate this week over national energy policy when it takes up, possibly as early as Wednesday, comprehensive energy legislation that includes a number of measures proposed by President Bush.
July 31, 2001
Western Undeterred By Grueling Regulatory Process
Expressing frustration but continuing its resolve, Texas-basedWestern Hub Properties is ironing out some “technical issues” offinancing with California regulators and now expects to startconstruction in February on its delayed Lodi gas storage field innorthern California.
November 20, 2000
Western Undeterred By Grueling Regulatory Process
Expressing frustration but continuing its resolve, Texas-basedWestern Hub Properties is ironing out some “technical issues” offinancing with California regulators and now expects to startconstruction in February on its delayed Lodi gas storage field innorthern California.
November 17, 2000
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