Moving people away from oil isn’t just a question of cost. Consumer behaviour is complex, often contradictory By Barry Rueger Dear Reader, here is my question for you: how much extra are you willing to pay to speed up the Energy Transition? How much risk are you willing to assume? This is not at all a […]
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Trump leaving Paris Accord not sending a good signal: IATA director general On Thursday afternoon, US President Donald Trump is expected to announce whether the United States will remain in the Paris Accord. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) says should the US withdraw from the global climate agreement, it could hamper a separate deal agreed to
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40 million Californians represented by Attorney General expect elected leaders to be honest with public By Steve Everley, EnergyInDepth Ever since the Los Angeles Times published its reports in 2015 alleging Exxon Mobil “knew” about climate change before the world’s scientists – a series the Times refused to disclose was bankrolled by anti-Exxon activists –
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Paris Climate Accord pullout will deepen the rift with US allies According to a story by Reuters, President Donald Trump plans to pull the United States out of the Paris Climate Accord. The move is expected to further alienate US allies already wary of Trump. Officials with the White House caution that the details are still
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If Trump ditches deal, US, Syria and Nicaragua world’s only non-participants in the Paris Climate Agreement On Wednesday, after media reported the United States will withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement, renewable energy stocks fell and coal stocks continued to underperform the broader market in the States. Despite encouragement from several large coal companies, Reuters sources
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No context on how emission levels fit into state’s overall air quality By Nicole Jacobs, EnergyInDepth Philadelphia-based Clean Air Council (CAC) plans to hold a rally in Harrisburg this week asking Gov. Tom Wolf to impose more emissions regulations on the oil and gas industry. And not surprisingly, CAC will opt to use asthma misinformation to
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Key Colorado officials support Coffman’s decision to appeal the ruling by Katie Brown, EnergyInDepth In the week since Colorado Attorney General Cynthia Coffman (R) announced that she will, over the governor’s objections, appeal a Colorado Court of Appeals ruling that would upend the decades-long oil and natural gas regulatory permitting process in the state, key
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“Article is nothing more than a glamorization of an extreme organization” By Nicole Jacobs, EnergyInDepth Rolling Stone put out a hit piece this week that not only attempts to perpetuate the myth that injection wells are inherently dangerous, but also tries to legitimize the agenda and tactics used by radical Pennsylvania-based activist group Community Environmental
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OPEC searching for strategy that raises oil prices without igniting another American shale boom By John Kemp “Backwardation is the solution” to OPEC’s problem of how to raise output and revenues without sparking another shale boom, according to the influential oil research team at Goldman Sachs. Backwardation would allow low-cost oil producers in OPEC to
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Attorneys arguing the case are the same attorneys used by big national green groups by Katie Brown, PhD, EnergyInDepth Colo. Gov. John Hickenlooper (D) has until tomorrow to decide whether or not to appeal a March 2-1 court decision that would change how the state’s oil and gas regulatory agency has reviewed drilling projects for
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