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Belcher: Texas Considers Funding for Abandoned Wells, Emissions Reduction
With uncertainly surrounding federal aid as the Trump administration attempts cost cutting measures, the state is exploring its own incentive system to plug wells and reduce emissions.
Kinder Morgan’s Fore: Despite Hits, Pieces for Regulatory Reform Fall into Place
Kinder Morgan’s Vice President of Public Affairs Allen Fore said the current regime’s regulatory stance is the biggest change he’s seen in his lifetime.
Market Volatility Sidelining Some Energy Investment
Needed permit reform will take time and general policy uncertainty could slow-play natural gas projects.
Corrolytics Diagnoses Corrosive Microbes Before Symptoms Appear
Cleveland startup Corrolytics offers a solution to detect microbial corrosion rates on site and in near-real time—and head off a problem that costs trillions of dollars to industrial assets worldwide.
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Belcher: Texas Considers Funding for Abandoned Wells, Emissions Reduction
With uncertainly surrounding federal aid as the Trump administration attempts cost cutting measures, the state is exploring its own incentive system to plug wells and reduce emissions.
Kinder Morgan’s Fore: Despite Hits, Pieces for Regulatory Reform Fall into Place
Kinder Morgan’s Vice President of Public Affairs Allen Fore said the current regime’s regulatory stance is the biggest change he’s seen in his lifetime.
Market Volatility Sidelining Some Energy Investment
Needed permit reform will take time and general policy uncertainty could slow-play natural gas projects.
Corrolytics Diagnoses Corrosive Microbes Before Symptoms Appear
Cleveland startup Corrolytics offers a solution to detect microbial corrosion rates on site and in near-real time—and head off a problem that costs trillions of dollars to industrial assets worldwide.
US NatGas Dominance Collides with Permitting, Tariffs, Layoffs
Executives at BP, Sempra Infrastructure and the American Petroleum Institute weighed in on U.S. natural gas prowess and the obstacles that could stand in the way: snagged permitting, prohibitive steel tariffs and layoffs of federal workers needed to approve projects.
Bottlenecks Holding US Back from NatGas, LNG Dominance
North America’s natural gas abundance positions the region to be a reliable power supplier. But regulatory factors are holding the industry back from fully tackling the global energy crisis, experts at CERAWeek said.
Building Pipelines in Blue States Requires Coalition of the Unusual
Former politicians say winning permits for pipelines in Democratic-leaning states requires uniting a diverse set of stakeholders—from civil rights activists to West Texas oilmen.
Golden Gate Capital Completes Stonehill Environmental Sale
Private equity firm Golden Gate Capital has completed the sale of energy infrastructure company Stonehill Environmental Partners for an undisclosed amount.
Burgum: Feds ‘Will Step In’ to Build Marcellus-to-New England Pipeline
Trump administration officials want to greenlight a pipeline to carry Marcellus Shale gas from Pennsylvania into New England states, says U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum.
Avangrid Plans $20B Investment in US Grid Infrastructure
Avangrid CEO Pedro Azagra met with U.S. policymakers to discuss how growing energy demand requires a critical need to invest in energy infrastructure.