In its reluctance to share its natural gas resources with the world, the United States is operating in a scarcity mode, which is at odds with today’s abundance, Alaska’s Sen. Lisa Murkowski said Tuesday.
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Pennsylvania Fee Debate Takes Summer Break
The Pennsylvania General Assembly won’t tackle a tax or fee on Marcellus Shale development during budget talks this summer, but will most likely return to the topic in the fall.
Interagency Approach Crafted to Review Oil, Gas Air Quality
Three federal agencies Friday said they will take an interagency approach to tackle air quality issues associated with onshore oil and natural gas development on public lands.
Chamber Institute Cites Top Energy Challenges
The U.S. Chamber’s Institute for 21st Century Energy last Tuesday unveiled a five-part plan to tackle the major energy challenges outlined by business and community leaders.
Chamber Institute Cites Top Energy Challenges
The U.S. Chamber’s Institute for 21st Century Energy Tuesday unveiled a five-part plan to tackle the major energy challenges cited by business and community leaders.
Ameren Illinois Utilities File Plan to Reduce Gas Consumption
Looking to tackle high energy bills for its customers from the demand side, the Ameren Illinois Utilities on Tuesday filed an energy efficiency plan with the Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) designed to help customers save money by reducing their natural gas usage.
Nimble U.S. Independents Outperforming Majors in Exploration
The “Big Five” U.S. producers — ExxonMobil Corp., Royal Dutch Shell, BP plc, Chevron Corp. and ConocoPhillips — together last year spent 56% of their mighty cash flow on share repurchases and dividends, but the next 20 “second tier” U.S.-based independents were quicker on their feet, outperforming the majors in exploration and development, according to a study by the Baker Institute for Public Policy.
Nimble U.S. Independents Outperforming Majors in Exploration
The “Big Five” U.S. producers — ExxonMobil Corp., Royal Dutch Shell, BP plc, Chevron Corp. and ConocoPhillips — together last year spent 56% of their mighty cash flow on share repurchases and dividends, but the next 20 “second tier” U.S.-based independents were quicker on their feet, outperforming the majors in exploration and development, according to a study by the Baker Institute for Public Policy.
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Political Fallout from High Gasoline Prices Takes Toll on Natural Gas
Natural gas got caught in the crossfire last week as Democratic and Republican proposals seeking to tackle $3-plus gasoline prices flew left and right when lawmakers returned to Capitol Hill following their Easter recess.
Panelists: No Silver Bullet for Solving Gas Supply/Demand Problem
While energy efficiency and renewables, liquefied natural gas (LNG) and the eventual construction of the Alaska pipeline can all play a role in helping to tackle the current gas supply/demand quandary facing the U.S., there is no single silver bullet available that can dramatically lower natural gas prices from their high levels today, a broad cross-section of energy and environmental officials agreed at a conference last Tuesday.