Tallgrass Energy Partners LP’s plans to beef up the Cheyenne Hub and build a 70-mile connecting pipeline to accommodate natural gas growth from the Denver Julesburg (DJ) Basin have drawn questions about cost benefits from at least two stakeholders.
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Range Resources Shareholder Pushing for More Disclosure on Methane Emissions
Another shareholder is pushing Range Resources Corp. to more openly share its methane emissions reduction efforts, calling on the company to conduct and release a report by September that details how it’s managing the pollutant.
RNG, Electrification Pushed by California Utilities
California’s major energy utilities have shifted their emphasis to renewable natural gas (RNG) and electrification in the transportation sector.
ExxonMobil Bends to Shareholders, Agrees to Disclose Climate Change Risks
ExxonMobil Corp. has agreed to reveal the risks its businesses face from climate change, the supermajor said Monday.
Pennsylvania Governor’s Severance Tax Proposal Could Set Highest Rate in Nation
Pennsylvania’s Independent Fiscal Office (IFO) said this month that Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf’s latest proposal to enact a 6.5% severance tax on natural gas production would give the state the highest effective rate in the country.
Pennsylvania Governor’s Severance Tax Proposal Could Set Highest Rate in Nation
Pennsylvania’s Independent Fiscal Office (IFO) said this month that Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf’s latest proposal to enact a 6.5% severance tax on natural gas production would give the state the highest effective rate in the country.
California Regulators Delay Action on SoCalGas Distributed Gen Proposal
California regulators on Thursday delayed action on a proposal by Sempra Energy’s Southern California Gas Co. (SoCalGas) utility to effectively enter the distributed generation arena.
California Lawmakers to Make Clean Energy Push
In the opening weeks of the California state legislature, proposals have surfaced with a clean energy emphasis, promoting renewables and alternative transportation fuel use. One proposal also would seek to mandate that the state’s two public employee retirement funds divest interests in coal companies.
Ohio’s Kasich Proposes Highest Rate Yet, Calls For 6.5% Oil, Gas Severance Tax
As part of an effort to considerably slash the state’s personal income tax rate, Ohio’s Republican Gov. John Kasich on Monday unveiled a two-year budget proposal that calls for a 6.5% severance tax on oil and gas produced by the state’s unconventional operators.
Texas Regulator Considers Streamlining Utility Rate Cases
The Railroad Commission of Texas (RRC) is considering rule changes intended to reduce the costs of contested natural gas utility rate cases, which are ultimately passed on to consumers. While utilities have voiced support, municipalities across Texas claim the changes would deter challenges to rate hikes.