Environmental Organizations Adopt Climate Litigation Tactics To Push Gas Bans

Environmentalist groups have been trying to chip away at residential natural gas for several years with increasingly restrictive building codes and building decarbonization mandates. Now the campaign is taking a leaf out of the climate litigation playbook, turning to the courts to try to pressure utilities to reduce emissions by reducing the type of energy

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Energy Crisis Forces Germany to Consider Lifting Fracking Ban

The global energy crisis that’s forced natural gas prices in Europe to reach stratospheric highs is forcing Germany to reconsider the fracking ban it implemented in 2017, further highlighting the effort from EU nations to boost domestic energy sources, much like the United States has done over the past decade, which has brought incredible domestic

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Why Natural Gas Is “Better Than Many Environmentalists Admit”

In an analysis piece for Bloomberg, columnist Matthew Yglesias highlights the environmental benefits of the American shale revolution, stating, “Natural Gas Is Better Than Many Environmentalists Admit.” In the piece, Yglesias pushes back against criticisms from “Keep It In The Ground” activists that have criticized the Inflation Reduction Act for moving ahead with the Mountain

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It’s Not Price Gouging, Says Literally Everyone

Misguided claims of gasoline price gouging continue to bounce around Capitol Hill with the latest salvo coming from Energy & Commerce Committee Chairman Frank Pallone (D-N.J.) even though both Democratic and Republican-aligned economists, independent energy analysts, and the media have stated over and over again that no such practices exist. Citing the House Oversight investigation

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President Biden’s Failed Mission Impossible: OPEC

After President Biden ignored invitations to see first-hand how hardworking Americans across the country produce, transport and supply energy from the well head to your home, choosing instead to visit Saudi Arabia and attempt to negotiate OPEC into increasing its oil production to lower U.S. energy prices, OPEC responded this week by announcing one of

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The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: Inflation Reduction Act

The Inflation Reduction Act that was dropped much to the surprise of just about everybody on Wednesday night is a mixed bag when it comes to provisions that could impact U.S. oil and natural gas development. At a time when record inflation is being largely driven by high energy prices and American consumers are paying

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Analysis: U.S. Crude Oil Exports Reduce Costs for Americans

There have recently been renewed calls to re-impose a ban on crude oil exports in order to bring down domestic gasoline prices. But this would have the opposite effect as U.S. exports of crude oil save Americans money at the pump, reduce U.S. dependence on foreign oil, and create thousands of jobs at home, according

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U.S. Solidifies Its Spot As World’s Top LNG Exporter In 2022

The United States officially took the title of the world’s top liquefied natural gas exporter in the first half of 2022, according to recent data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. Amidst a global energy crisis that has seen countries across Europe look for alternative sources of energy, the United States exported an average of

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Who Will They Blame Next For High Energy Prices?

The Biden administration and progressive Democrats continue to march down the oil and natural gas supply chain, pointing fingers and placing blame for high gasoline prices – all while calling for increased domestic production. While the target of these accusations has shifted every few months, the mixed messages on U.S. oil and natural gas production

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As Fuel Prices Drive Record Inflation Numbers, Interior Secretary Says Department “Doesn’t Consider Cost” In Federal Oil and Gas Program

During a recent Senate Appropriations hearing, Interior Sec. Deb Haaland admitted that under her leadership, the Department of Interior does not consider rising energy costs in its decision making concerning the federal oil and natural gas program. Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) asked Sec. Haaland directly if she was “aware that a no lease sale option

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EU Votes To Label Natural Gas As Climate-Friendly

Energy exports from the United States are securing Europe’s energy future and will only continue to grow following the European Parliament’s vote to classify certain uses of natural gas as a green, or a climate-friendly, energy source, in its taxonomy of sustainable activities. The vote is a tidal shift in Europe’s view of natural gas,

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