(Reuters) – An expected stronger hurricane season than average raises the risk of weather-related production outages in the U.S. oil industry, the U.S. Energy Information Administration said on Tuesday. WHY IT MATTERS A large portion of U.S. oil production and the bulk of the country’s refineries are in areas prone to hurricanes along the U.S. …
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The subsidized energy lobby used “framing” to win Republican negotiations before they even started. But it’s not too late to reframe the negotiation, starting from real IRA termination. By Alex Epstein The expectation: the Republican trifecta would terminate the vast majority of IRA subsidies When the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) passed 3 years ago, no …
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