US Army Corps to Narrow List of Emergency Energy Projects by Next Week

(Reuters) – The Army Corps of Engineers will complete as soon as next week its revised list of energy projects that could be fast-tracked under President Donald Trump’s declaration of a national energy emergency, a U.S. Army Corps official told Reuters. The Army Corps, a federal engineering service with permitting authority over projects involving wetlands …

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Shell Traders Haven’t Lost Money in Any Quarter Over Last Decade

By Mitchell Ferman Shell Plc’s sprawling in-house trading operation — which includes oil, natural gas and electricity — hasn’t lost money during a single quarter over the last decade, said Chief Executive Officer Wael Sawan. The London-based energy giant keeps a tight lid on information about its trading business for competition reasons, but Sawan provided …

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Shell Vows to Raise Investor Returns as It Bets Big on LNG

By Mitchell Ferman and James Herron Shell Plc said it would boost investor returns through the end of this decade by reinforcing its position as the world’s top trader of liquefied natural gas. The London-based energy giant will expand LNG sales, the key driver of profit growth in recent years, by 4% to 5% annually …

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COMMENTARY: Solar and Wind Power Are Expensive – Fraser Insitute

By Bjørn Lomborg Global evidence is clear: Adding more solar and wind to the energy supply pushes up the price of electricity for consumers and businesses. Families in Ontario know this already from their bitter experience: from 2005, the Ontario government began phasing out coal energy and dived headlong into subsidizing wind and solar generation. Those green …

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