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US Hydrogen Concerns Linger as Next Administration Nears White House
BP, EDP Renewables, Inpex and Plug Power executives discuss the state of hydrogen and the hydrogen production tax credit.
Midcontinent NatGas Pipeline Seeks Permit to Boost Capacity
Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline told the FERC more natural gas is needed for markets in Kansas and Missouri.
Exclusive: Arbo Monitoring Courts, Congress Amid Energy Policy Shifts
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.
Commerce Department Sees Higher Dumping of Mexican, Argentine OCTG
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.
What's Affecting Oil Prices This Week? (Dec. 9, 2024)
For the upcoming week, Stratas Advisors believes the announced delay by OPEC+ will keep the price of Brent crude above $70, but not reach $73.
DOE Report on LNG Pause Climate to Arrive Before January
The White House said it implemented a permit pause on export facilities to allow time for an analysis of LNG climate impacts.
GOP House Members Lobby for Canceled New York Pipeline Project
Republican representatives penned a letter to New York Governor Hochul, expressing criticism of the opposition to the Northern Access Pipeline.
Oil Set for Weekly Loss on Surplus Fears After OPEC+ Cut Extensions
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 Inks 10-Year LNG Import Agreement with Sembcorp
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.
OPEC+ Delays Oil Hike Until April, Extends Cuts Into 2026—Sources
OPEC+ has repeatedly postponed increases crude oil volumes in the faces of weak demand and rising supply from rivals.