March 18 (Reuters) – Three right-wing groups sued the Biden administration on Monday over its approval of a wind project off the coast of Virginia, alleging it failed to consider the facility’s impacts on endangered whales. The federal lawsuit filed by the Heartland Institute, Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT) and National Legal and Policy …
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Top oil executives took to the stage of a major energy conference on Monday to vocally oppose calls for a quick move away from fossil fuels, saying society would pay a steep cost to replace oil and gas. Big oil companies including BP and Equinor have written down renewable energy projects and others have been forced to …
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Dril-Quip Inc. and Innovex Downhole Solutions Inc. will emerge as a new company, Innovex International, with expanded reach in global markets.
Panel: Federal loans will continue to play a major role in advancing newer energy technologies.
U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said she expects the review of LNG exports to be in the “rearview mirror” by next year.
Recognition gained through gas certification verified by third-party auditors has led natural gas producers and midstream companies to voluntarily comply and often exceed compliance with regulatory requirements, including the EPA methane rule.
Alaska Gasline Development Corp (AGDC) said on Monday it was working to secure funding for Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) for its proposed Alaska LNG project in 2024, which would lead to a final investment decision (FID) in 2025. FEED focuses on technical requirements and identifying main costs for a proposed project. Alaska LNG, which is …
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Tellurian announced new personnel assignments as the company continues to recover from a turbulent 2023.
Venture Global plans to deliver the vessels, which are currently under construction in South Korea, starting later this year.
The U.S. is replenishing the SPR, which currently holds about 362 MMbbl, down from 638 MMbbl three years ago before the sale of a record amount of crude.
