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04.15.18

U.S. Energy Security Begins At Home

A glance around the world makes it very clear that we must continually support the critical triad of 1) new energy production, 2) new energy infrastructure, and 3) new energy exports.

 

04.12.18

Global petrochemicals growth shifts from Middle East to Gulf Coast

The Gulf Coast is becoming an energy hub rivaling the Middle East

 

04.11.18

Oil settles at a more than 3-year high on Middle East tensions

Oil futures on Wednesday marked their highest finish since late 2014, as rising tensions in the Middle East continued to feed concerns over potential supply disruptions in the region.

 

04.10.18

What Will It Take to Keep Up With Shale Gas Boom? $170 Billion

Bottlenecks on the U.S. natural gas super highway are starting to stack up, raising concerns about whether infrastructure can be built fast enough to meet surging supplies.

 

04.09.18

U.S. Agencies Agree to Slash Approval Times for Infrastructure Projects

Fourteen agencies... signed an agreement that puts into effect an executive order setting a two-year goal for completing the review process...

 

04.04.18

Oil Drilling Debate Does Not Belong in Constitution

The constitution is not easily changed. Once it has been amended, it is extremely difficult to make any revisions - especially considering the next [Constitution Review Committee] will not meet until 2037."

 

04.02.18

Canada taking less LNG as North American shale improves

U.S. piped gas exports to Canada increased 18 percent from 2016, federal data show.

 

04.01.18

Next Gulf of Mexico oil lease sale to be Aug. 15

The federal government will offer 77.3 million acres in the Gulf of Mexico for oil and gas exploration and development on Aug. 15.

 

03.28.18

U.S. net energy imports in 2017 fall to their lowest levels since 1982

Total net energy imports to the United States fell to 7.3 quadrillion British thermal units (quads) in 2017, a 35% decrease from 2016 and the lowest level since 1982.

 

03.27.18

U.S. on pace to become a leader in LNG exports

More than half of all U.S. LNG exports went to the Asian and Mexican economies last year.