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The United States is the World’s Largest LNG Exporter, For Now
The U.S. Energy Information Administration reported in December that for the first time in history America’s oil and gas industry led the world in exports of liquefied natural gas.
Texas LNG to Save the Day as Europe Struggles With Its Gas Supply
Natural gas has provided certainty and energy accessibility to European consumers for decades, and today it is paving the way for new low-carbon technologies. While natural gas represents 20 percent of the EU’s energy mix, 70 percent of it is imported.
The United States Continues to Lead the World in LNG Exports
Natural gas consumption continued to increase around the world in May, and liquefied natural gas exports were up to help meet global demand, the International Energy Agency reports.
Trump Administration Extends LNG Export Approvals
The U.S. Department of Energy has extended the terms of seven long-term liquefied natural gas export authorizations for approved terminals through 2050.
Baltimore Bridge Funding Snared in Battle Over New Natural Gas Exports Ban
By Casey Harper
(The Center Square) – After the tragic collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore last week, President Joe Biden called...
Baltimore Bridge Funding Snared in Battle Over New Natural Gas Exports Ban
(The Center Square) – After the tragic collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore last week, President Joe Biden called for Congress...
Court Hands Texas a Win in Case Challenging $1.7 Trillion Federal Funding Bill
A U.S. District Court handed Texas its first win in a lawsuit challenging the validity of an omnibus spending package Congress passed in late...
Billionaires Bankrolled the Campaign that Halted Natural Gas Projects
American billionaires bankrolled an activist campaign targeting liquefied natural gas export terminals that influenced the White House’s decision to pause new and pending approvals for the projects,.
The Climate Movement Suffered Many Defeats and Setbacks In 2023
2023 may ultimately be remembered mostly as a year of key failures and setbacks for environmentalist organizations and their favored policies promulgated by the Biden administration.
Innovative Disruption Has Now Come to the Natural Gas Industry
By Chuck Meyer
Disruptors are forces for positive change. They defy conventional wisdom and usher in unorthodox, innovative solutions and American companies have led the...
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Cornell Walks Back Decision to Remove Standardized Testing Requirement
Cornell University announced Monday that it would be reinstating standardized testing four years after axing the requirement.
The university removed the requirement for standardized testing in 2020...
Biden’s Rent Control Plan Will Kick Some Out of Affordable Housing – Commentary
Earlier this month, the White House finalized new rules that impose a 10 percent cap on annual rent increases at federally subsidized affordable housing developments.
Crucially, the...
Seattle’s Minimum Wage Rule Undermining Delivery Drivers
Seattle’s minimum wage rule undermining delivery drivers, as business drops 30 percent with $26.40 an hour minimum wage.
by Sean Higgins
A new Seattle minimum wage...
