Exports
Canada Plans Hydropower Push as Biden Looks to Clean up US Grid
Ottawa shifts to clean energy export effort following cancellation of the KXL pipeline.
No Ordinary Joe: Manchin’s Pivotal Role on Shale, Climate in a Divided Senate
The West Virginia senator pursues bipartisan solutions and is determined to not let the energy transition leave his constituents behind.
Expert: Oil and Gas Has Georgia on its Mind
If two Republican senators don’t win their seats in the January runoff, Ethan Bellamy expects oil to be a loser during Joe Biden’s administration.
Analysis Shows Natural Gas Primed for Bigger-than-expected Spike
Power generation demand, LNG exports and reduced production will combine to push prices higher than the market anticipates.
For Oil and Gas, Next 4 Years Are All about Regulations—More Or Less
When it comes to the oil and gas rules and the costs, Trump and Biden take opposite stances, say experts at the North American Gas Forum.
EIA: China Primed for Jump in Natural Gas Demand
Renewables will grow, too, as Asian electricity demand soars between now and 2050.
Experts: China Replaces Middle East as Top US Energy Challenge
China’s oil and gas import market, and its growing antagonism, will be issues to grapple with for years, experts say.
Ukraine: US Company Refuses to Cooperate over LNG Supply Deal
Louisiana exporter says Ukraine lacks a ‘serious desire’ for a long-term contract.
Does Mexican Policy Border on a Threat to US Gas Exports?
Despite global economics wreaking havoc on Pemex, Mexico’s insular ‘energy sovereignty’ policy continues.
DOE Chief: Coronavirus Won’t Impact China Purchases
Brouillette says he expects the Chinese to honor their agreement to buy $50 billion of US oil, LNG and coal over two years.