U.S. production and prices may increase; global cooperation may decrease; but Trump’s previous tariffs had less of an impact on import prices than the COVID pandemic.
The Biden administration released Dec. 17 a long-awaited report analyzing the effects of new LNG export projects, which was swiftly criticized by the energy industry.
Chip Moldenhauer, CEO and founder of energy analytics company Arbo, gives insight into regulatory impacts the energy sector should watch for entering 2025, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
United States Steel Corp. said it has concerns that Argentine oil country tubular goods are being dumped “at much higher levels” than preliminary data suggested.
U.S. production and prices may increase; global cooperation may decrease; but Trump’s previous tariffs had less of an impact on import prices than the COVID pandemic.
However, the Department of Energy’s most recent report will likely be used in lawsuits against ongoing and future LNG export facilities.
Energy produced in the U.S. already has a strong grip on global markets. But with the country on the cusp of a new regulatory environment, will the U.S. capitalize on the opportunity to maximize energy dominance?
The Biden administration released Dec. 17 a long-awaited report analyzing the effects of new LNG export projects, which was swiftly criticized by the energy industry.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford said energy exports to the United States could also be halted, without offering further details.
Chip Moldenhauer, CEO and founder of energy analytics company Arbo, gives insight into regulatory impacts the energy sector should watch for entering 2025, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
United States Steel Corp. said it has concerns that Argentine oil country tubular goods are being dumped “at much higher levels” than preliminary data suggested.
The White House said it implemented a permit pause on export facilities to allow time for an analysis of LNG climate impacts.
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies on Dec. 5 pushed back the start of oil output rises by three months until April.
Chevron and Sembcorp have agreed to a sale and purchase agreement to import up to 0.6 million tonnes per annum of LNG into Singapore.