In the wake of the Biden administration’s decision to delay all new LNG export permits, congressional leadership has stepped up to secure our nation’s energy future, strengthen our relationships with allies and protect American jobs. This decision sent shock waves through the international community as it puts into question America’s credibility as a supplier and…
Recently, the Biden administration announced that it will be delaying all permits for new LNG export facilities, citing climate concerns and community impacts. A short-sighted move to entice his environmentalist base, Biden’s decision will put our international relationships, role in global energy security and the prosperity of American workers into harm’s way. Leaked initially by…
Major General (Ret.) Spider Marks recently penned an op-ed in the Washington Examiner about a conversation at December’s COP28 that deserved more attention: the important role LNG has for reaching global climate targets. LNG as a climate solution was largely overlooked by attendees despite the fact that it likely holds the key to reducing carbon…
Global oil demand is still on an upward trajectory as the International Energy Agency (IEA) expects it to rise to 1.2 million barrels per day (bpd). Pointing to macroeconomic challenges, the agency increased its 2024 growth projection from 130,000 bpd to 180,000 bpd. Despite the administration’s host of de-facto mandates and hostile energy policies, the…
Norway is often pointed to internationally as a progressive utopia, boasting free health care and education that Americans desire. Little do they know, that is all possible to the country’s government-owned oil and gas licenses, which generated 528 billion kroner—the equivalent of $50 billion—in 2022. Recently, Norway’s energy companies, partially owned by the government, announced…
All over the world, governments have embraced electric vehicles to reduce emissions, however even in the most environmentally progressive countries like Germany sales and support for EVs continues to drop. As the U.S. government attempts to popularize EVs through tax incentives and other policies, our government should pay attention to countries across the pond to…
Recently, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) granted Louisiana primacy over the deployment of carbon, capture, and sequestration (CCS) technologies, a monumental step forward for the state in securing its energy future. CCS technologies facilitate capture of emissions from industrial sources and secure them safely underground as a way to decarbonize our energy industry. After…
Concerning a recent piece in Politico titled, “This little-known pipeline could spell trouble for Dakota Access,” I would like to highlight some stark differences between the Mid-Valley Pipeline and the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL), two completely different projects, in different areas of the country, built by different companies. As the article notes, the Mid-Valley Pipeline…
One of the biggest obstacles to the administration’s green agenda is delivering large amounts of clean energy across the U.S. through an efficient and streamlined power grid. The administration intends to do this through investments in clean energy transmitters to help fortify the grid, while reducing emissions. However, these plans are farfetched as it takes…
Last year, winter storms Elliott and Uri clearly demonstrated the vulnerabilities in our national power grid and the dire need for infrastructure improvements. The storms caused millions of Americans to lose power over the holidays, adding unnecessary stress to a busy time of year. The storms also cost taxpayers billions of dollars. Despite this, the…
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