A budget stalemate may have slowed government activity, but the oil and gas industry still should carefully watch several initiatives that could dramatically impact activity. Opening the annual Executive Oil Conference at the Horseshoe Tuesday, Ryan Ullman, director of government relations and political affairs at the Independent Petroleum Association of America, listed three areas for […]
Some of the U.S. utilities that burn coal to generate electricity reacted with caution Tuesday to an Obama administration proposal to limit carbon-dioxide emissions, amid concern that the rules might target coal plants for emissions cuts, while letting other sources of emissions, such as petroleum fuels, off the hook. “The devil is in the details; the rules […]
This week, the President laid out his Climate Action Plan – a national strategy with the goal of mitigating climate change and preparing for its potential impacts. Of note was the President’s rhetorical support for natural gas as a key fuel for both reducing America’s carbon emissions while shoring up our national security. As the […]
President Barack Obama’s call to grow natural gas markets drew a lukewarm reception from the gas industry, which criticized his call to cut fossil fuel tax incentives and remained wary of threats to regulate the sector more tightly. Obama gave the natural gas industry a full-throated endorsement during his Tuesday climate speech, calling it “the […]
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