Timothy Gardner
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Senator Manchin introduces new U.S. energy permitting bill
U.S. Senator Joe Manchin introduced on Tuesday his latest measure to speed permitting of both fossil fuel and renewable energy projects, as he tries to win support from both major parties after similar bills failed several times last year. → Read More
Analysis: Legal challenges could delay Alaska's Willow oil project
The oil industry on Monday cheered the U.S. government's greenlighting of ConocoPhillips' multibillion-dollar oil drilling project in Alaska's Arctic, but court challenges could mire the plans in further delays. → Read More
U.S. targets 'shadow banking' network helping Iran evade sanctions
The United States on Thursday imposed sanctions on 39 entities, including many based in the United Arab Emirates and Hong Kong, that Washington said facilitate Iran's access to the global financial system, describing them as a "shadow banking" network that moves billions of dollars. → Read More
US senators reintroduce bill to pressure OPEC oil producer group
A group of bipartisan U.S. senators on Wednesday said they have reintroduced legislation to pressure the OPEC oil production group to stop making output cuts. → Read More
Biden admin works on 'green' natural gas as U.S. vies for top LNG spot
The Biden administration is holding talks with global energy companies and foreign officials in an effort to set standards for certified natural gas, a form of the fuel that producers market as climate friendly. → Read More
Biden admin offers $1.2 bln for distressed, shut nuclear plants
The Biden administration said on Thursday it is offering $1.2 billion in aid to extend the life of distressed nuclear power plants which, for the first time, could offer funding to a plant that has recently closed. → Read More
Western US cities vote to move ahead with novel nuclear power plant
Plans for the first U.S. small modular nuclear power reactor got a boost on Tuesday as some Western U.S. cities vowed to continue with the NuScale Power Corp project despite a jump in projected costs. → Read More
US 2022 power plant emissions fell on switch from coal to gas -EPA
U.S. power plant emissions of pollutants that harm human health and warm the planet fell last year as the industry continued a switch from coal to natural gas, the Environmental Protection Agency said on Friday. → Read More
U.S. to sell 26 mln bbls of oil reserves as mandated by Congress
The Biden administration said on Monday it is selling 26 million barrels of crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, a release that had been mandated by Congress in previous years. → Read More
G7's new petroleum price caps to degrade Russia's war campaign -Yellen
Western economies agreed new price caps on Friday on Russia's exports of oil products that U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said would build on the crude oil cap set in December and further limit Russian oil revenues while keeping global energy markets supplied. → Read More
U.S. House passes bill limiting drawdowns from strategic oil reserve
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill on Friday limiting the ability of the energy secretary to tap the strategic oil reserve without developing plans to increase the amount of public lands available for oil and gas drilling. → Read More
U.S. energy chief says Biden would veto House Republican bill on oil reserve
President Joe Biden will veto a bill by U.S. House of Representatives Republicans on the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) if it passes Congress, Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said on Monday. → Read More
G7 agrees to review level of price cap on Russian oil in March -US Treasury
Group of Seven officials have agreed to review the level of the price cap on exports of Russian oil in March, later than originally planned in order to give time to assess the market after more caps are placed on oil products from Russia, the U.S. Treasury said on Friday. → Read More
U.S. House passes bill banning exports of reserve oil to China
The U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed a bill on Thursday to ban releases of oil from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve from being exported to China, though the measure faces an uncertain future in the Senate. → Read More
Russian oil revenues falling because of price cap -U.S. official
Russian oil revenues are falling due to the price cap that Western countries imposed on its crude oil shipments and, ahead of further caps on Russia's oil products, Europe is well positioned to manage any price pressures, a U.S. Treasury official said on Wednesday. → Read More
U.S. defense bill could make it harder to ship fuel in crises -experts
An obscure measure in the defense policy bill the U.S. Senate passed this week could make it harder for oil and liquefied natural gas transporters to get a waiver allowing them to ship fuel during emergencies, lobbyists and analysts said on Friday. → Read More
U.S. lab hits fusion milestone raising hopes for clean power
U.S. scientists on Tuesday revealed a breakthrough on fusion energy that could one day help curb climate change if companies can scale up the technology to a commercial level in the coming decades. → Read More
U.S. to reveal scientific milestone on fusion energy -sources
The U.S. Department of Energy on Tuesday will announce that scientists at a national lab have made a breakthrough on fusion, the process that powers the sun and stars that one day could provide a cheap source of electricity, three sources with knowledge of the matter said. → Read More
Big Oil does little to act on climate despite vows -U.S. House panel
Major energy companies are not doing enough to prevent the worst effects of climate change despite public promises to fight the problem, a U.S. House panel said about documents released on Friday that it got in a probe. → Read More
Analysis: G7 Russian oil price cap evolves from revenue squeeze to market anchor
Analysts say the cap will have little immediate impact on oil revenues Moscow currently earns. Russia said the cap would not hurt the financing of its "special military operation" in Ukraine. → Read More