Natural Gas Part of Solution To Policy-Driven Retirements That Are Threatening Firm Capacity In PJM’s Market

Mandated retirements of thermal generation and a backlogged review process for new entries on the grid is hurting PJM Interconnection’s ability to meet growing demand through 2030 and threatening reliability in the nation’s largest interconnected market, according to a recently published PJM report. The solution: more natural gas and renewables. Natural Gas To Support Renewables

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Draft Emissions Inventory Shows U.S. Oil and Natural Gas Methane Emissions Continue to Decline

Methane emissions continue to decrease in the United States, according to data in the Environmental Protection Agency’s 2023 draft Inventory of U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Sinks (GHGI). Even as the industry sets production records, methane emissions from petroleum and natural gas systems have continued their downward trend –nearly 9 percent since 2005 and 4

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Biden Administration’s “9,000 Permits” Claim Is Factually Incorrect

After the Biden administration claimed for months that the oil and gas industry was sitting on 9,000 unused permits to drill – and consequently, holding back domestic production – Politico reported that the “9,000 permits” figure is based on faulty data. Allegedly, the discrepancy was caused by issues with the Department of Interior’s record keeping,

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IEA: Projected EU Supply-Demand Gap Highlights Need for American LNG Production

The United States is uniquely poised to fill the natural gas gap in Europe using existing infrastructure, while helping the bloc meet their climate targets, according to a recent International Energy Agency report. The report, which focuses on the natural gas supply-demand balance of the European Union in 2023, underscores the shifting supply and demand

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Report: Proponents of Gas Stove Bans Are Working With Government Officials

Environmental groups and electrification supporters are working with local government officials to pass natural gas bans in their communities, according to new emails uncovered by Energy Policy Advocates and reported by The Washington Times. The emails shed light on the national campaign and coordination behind the scenes as anti-natural gas activists have targeted government officials

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Energy Industry Key for Workforce and Education

The domestic oil and natural gas industry provides the United States and our allies with essential American energy to fuel everyday needs. But as EID has covered in the past, the industry provides more than just clean and reliable energy – it also propels states’ economies forward by funding services like education, transportation, and workforce

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American Energy Exports to Europe Increase as Russian Sanctions Take Effect

U.S. oil and natural gas is helping Europe stave off supply shortages as more Russian sanctions take effect this month. American energy exports of liquified natural gas and crude oil will continue playing a key role in stabilizing Europe by filling the “energy gap” left by Russian imports.  While U.S. energy exports will help Europe

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Permian Basin Stands Out In a Record Year for U.S. Energy Companies

Major domestic oil and natural gas companies have published their fourth quarter and full-year earnings results, and the reports show an industry committed to meeting global energy demand while reducing emissions during a tumultuous year. The energy sector is a cyclical business, and companies’ record profits come on the heels of record losses incurred in

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December Winter Storm Once Again Shows Importance of Natural Gas for Grid Reliability

Natural gas has proven to be an essential resource to deliver reliable, on-demand energy to consumers during extreme weather events. In the most recent event, Winter Storm Elliot, natural gas power generation supported intermittent renewable energy sources and supplied residents with the space heating needed to weather the extended freeze. Despite this, state and local

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New Oreskes Paper Comes Clean on Linkage to Notorious Climate Lawsuit Mill

Two of the main drivers of the #ExxonKnew campaign are back with yet another study, this time crediting the company for being on target with climate model predictions. These are claims that activists have seized on for years, going back to at least 2019, so the report mentions very little new information and even acknowledges

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State Of American Energy 2023: The Solution is Here

The American Petroleum Institute’s 2023 State of American Energy on Wednesday outlined three areas where sound policy could “make, move, and improve American energy,” making clear the resounding theme that “The Solution is Here” for energy security and economic growth.    We must secure America’s energy independence. All of the above energy strategies provide us the

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President Biden Says No to Gas Stove Ban. Has His Energy Department Gotten the Memo?

The media frenzy following Consumer Product Safety Commissioner Richard Trumka, Jr.’s comments earlier this week implying the CPSC is considering a ban on gas stoves has forced the White House to distance itself from the controversial proposal. In a White House press briefing today, Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said: “The president does not support banning

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