The hottest ticket in Brazil just might be a meeting with Gavin Newsom
SÃO PAULO — California Gov. Gavin Newsom isn’t even at the United Nations climate talks yet — but he’s already getting bombarded with meeting reque
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Inside the oil industry’s efforts to sway regulatory comment periods
An advocacy group funded by the American Petroleum Institute has helped hundreds of people write and rehearse comments to government agencies in favor of decisions that could benefit the oil industry’s bottom line.
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Alaska’s Mega-Pipeline Gets a Second Chance in the Trump Energy Era
Baker Hughes (NYSE:BKR) has taken a decisive role in reviving one of America’s most ambitious energy projects. The Houston-based oilfield services firm has signed definitive agreements with Glenfarne Alaska LNG LLC, a subsidiary of Glenfarne Energy Transition, to supply power generation equipment and main refrigerant…
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New Jersey Gov. Murphy signs off on natural gas pipeline
WASHINGTON — A fossil energy company now has all the government approval it needs to expand a pipeline across New Jersey, through Raritan Bay and into New York City after the Murphy administration late last week issued an essential permit.
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Massachusetts considers expanding effort to ban gas in new buildings
Massachusetts lawmakers may double the number of cities and towns allowed to ban fossil fuels in new construction. A bill under consideration would add up to 10 communities to an ongoing pilot program that proponents say is already reducing emissions, making homes healthier, and lowering energy bills…
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Shell exits two wind projects off the UK coast after strategic review
LONDON, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Shell (SHEL.L), opens new tab has exited the MarramWind and CampionWind projects off the coast of Scotland following a strategic review, the company said on Monday, a move that aligns with its current pivot away from renewables.
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Massachusetts turbine blade collapse has wind energy critics fuming
A blade that fell from a 300-foot-tall turbine and into a Massachusetts cranberry bog has sparked critics of wind energy to renew their call for the state Legislature to back away from its net-zero by 2050 mandate.
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EPA proposes exemptions for ‘forever chemical’ reporting requirements
The Trump administration is proposing to loosen requirements for companies to report on their uses of “forever chemicals.”
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Six FIDs, $72 Billion: U.S. LNG’s Record-Breaking Year
Europe’s rush to shake off Russian gas dependence and Asia’s push to buy higher volumes of American energy while negotiating trade deals have created a booming export deal market for U.S. LNG exporters and developers, even at increased liquefaction fees.
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Outrage: Feds flustered by shutdown compromise
Some federal energy and environmental workers are outraged Monday as Congress moved toward ending the federal shutdown without an agreement on the key sticking point that shuttered the government in the first place.
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