In a recent op-ed by Craig Stevens, spokesperson for the GAIN Coalition, Vice President Kamala Harris’s energy policies as the Democratic nominee are placed under close scrutiny. The article highlights Harris’s past actions and stances on energy, emphasizing the potential impact her presidency could have on the U.S. energy industry. The op-ed opens by setting…
In her op-ed, “Soaring Summertime Temperatures Will Put the Heat on America’s Energy Supply,” Patrice Douglas raises concerns about America’s growing energy demand during extreme summer heat. She argues that current government policies under the Biden-Harris administration are making it harder for traditional energy sources like oil and gas to meet this demand. Their narrow…
The need to cut through Washington’s red tape and vastly expand energy permitting cannot be overstated (“Make Permitting Easy Again” by the Wall Street Journal Editorial Board, op-ed, July 30). We are rapidly approaching a situation in the U.S. where energy production can not keep up with demand because our infrastructure lacks adequate federal support….
As OECD countries continue to roll back ambitious climate targets, it’s becoming increasingly clear that the goal to transition away from fossil fuels and achieving net zero emissions by 2050 is unlikely to be a reality. As David Blackmon noted in a recent Forbes Op-Ed, “an array of corporations and governments at all levels have…
Christopher Charleston of Bloomberg recently published an article regarding the shrinking capacity of crude oil pipelines. According to his reporting, the oil pipelines running through Corpus Christi and the Permian Basin could be up to 95% full by 2025. Pipeline infrastructure volume may soon become a crisis if investments are not made in expanding energy…
Recently, Guy Caruso wrote a Letter to the Editor of The Wall Street Journal in response to the publication’s editorial discussing how President Biden’s Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) export ban impacts Ukraine. The letter made the point that LNG exports allows our country to help our allies while meeting our energy goals, which aligned with…
After over five years of legal argument and debate, the Baltimore City Circuit Court threw out a 2018 lawsuit against the oil industry that alleged BP and other oil producers owe the city millions of dollars for disasters caused by climate change. Judge Videtta Brown described the plaintiffs’ case as seeking damages for the “cumulative…
Climate activism is one of today’s most fashionable trends for companies looking to promote their products to progressive audiences, and Big Tech is one of its most vocal champions. Companies like Google tout ambitious goals of working towards fully renewable energy and net zero carbon emissions while flaunting their supposed climate “achievements” every year. Google’s…
On June 13th, DTEK, Ukraine’s biggest private energy corporation, signed a new agreement with U.S. liquified natural gas (LNG) producer Venture Global. The deal is monumental: the first major LNG arrangement between an American exporter and Ukraine. Through its trading arm D. Trading, DTEK will be purchasing LNG cargo from Venture Global’s Plaquemines facility in…
As the WSJ recently reported, the European Union has imposed new sanctions on Russia for its ongoing invasion of Ukraine, targeting the country’s Liquefied Natural Gas Exports (LNG) exports for the first time. In attempts to undermine the Russian energy industry, the EU banned European ports from re-exporting Russian LNG to third-party countries while also…
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