“Construction is complete in North Dakota, except for bore under the lake, so there is nothing for them to stop.” – ETP By Stephanie Keith MANDAN, N.D. (Reuters) – A decision on whether the Dakota Access Pipeline will be allowed to tunnel under a lake near sacred tribal lands in North Dakota will come in […]
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The winner on Tuesday was fracking and American manufacturing by Jackie Stewart, EnergyInDepth The election results are in and one thing is abundantly clear: fracking had a major impact across the country, particularly in key swing states, such as Pennsylvania and Ohio. Voters overwhelming supported candidates and campaigns who ran on issues that support domestically produced
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US emissions may stay flat until 2030 By Alister Doyle MARRAKESH, Morocco, Nov 10 (Reuters) – Donald Trump’s election as U.S. president muddies the outlook for efforts to cut greenhouse gases and could mean US emissions stay flat until 2030, compared with deep cuts planned by President Barack Obama, scientists said on Thursday. Republican Trump,
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US coal victim of shale revolution By John Kemp LONDON, Nov 10 (Reuters) – Donald Trump’s election has thrown an apparent lifeline to beleaguered US coal producers but he may not be able to do much to revive the fortunes of the industry. The US coal industry has been a victim of the shale revolution
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Obama admitted thanks to America’s shale revolution, US manufacturing added over 800,000 direct jobs by Rep. Bill Johnson (R-Ohio), EnergyInDepth Last year, I joined a bipartisan group of members from the House Energy and Commerce Committee on a trip to Portugal, Belgium, and the Ukraine to discuss our mutual energy interests and Russia’s aggression in
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Colorado regulatory environment far more comprehensive than reported on by Fox 31 Denver By Randy Hildreth, EnergyInDepth A new report from Denver’s Fox 31 “Problem Solvers” taking aim at Colorado’s oil and natural gas regulations suffers from a few problems of its own. Mainly, it fails to report the whole story on the state’s oversight
Bottom line, if economic impacts of shale development have been felt by the entire state, so too will fracking ban By Nicole Jacobs, EnergyInDepth After the United States Chamber of Commerce released the fourth installment of its Institute for 21st Century Energy’s Energy Accountability Series (Energy 21), which looked at the economic effects of a national
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Donald Trump administration likely to be much friendlier towards oil, gas and coal producers By John Kemp, Reuters energy analyst Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. presidential election will trigger a race among journalists, analysts and traders to explain what it means for energy policy and markets. But the president-elect does not yet have clearly
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US natgas output falls as energy prices reduce drilling activity Nov 8 (Reuters) – The U.S. Energy Information Administration on Tuesday projected year-over-year dry natural gas production in 2016 would fall for the first time since 2005 as low energy prices reduced drilling activity. EIA reduced its output projection to its monthly Short Term Energy Outlook
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“Judging the pace of transition from old to new is among the big difficulties facing companies as they survey this emerging energy landscape” Wood Mackenzie’s latest analysis and preliminary outlook on energy demand shows the emissions goal implied by the current version of the Paris Agreement is likely to be missed. The Paris Agreement comes
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