United States Being Left Out of Global Climate and Energy Talks
The United States is increasingly being left out of, or removing itself from, international climate talks. Since President Donald Trump
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Trump Energy Prospects 2025
Trump is officially taking office on January 20th, and the energy landscape is poised to head in a new direction
Biden’s Continued Assault on Oil and Natural Gas
[vc_row el_class=”td_classic_blog_home”][vc_column][td_block_big_grid_4 sort=”featured”][vc_column_text el_class=”import_blog_quote”]On Thursday, Feb. 10, President Joe Biden promised to “work like the devil” to lower gas prices.
2021 Oil and Gas Industry Outlook
Here at the end of 2020, we are pausing and reflecting on what we can expect for 2021. I think
Energy Stocks and the Election
Before the elections, all mainstream media polls had Joe Biden ahead and favored to win. As an outspoken proponent of
Campaign Politics: Feeding the Crocodile, Hoping He Eats You Last
In about two months, the election will be upon us. Television, radio, direct mail, and digital ads are in the
The Shale Daily Update – 8.31.2020
[vc_row el_class=”td_classic_blog_home”][vc_column][td_block_big_grid_4 sort=”featured”][vc_column_text el_class=”import_blog_quote”] What You Should Know About Oil and Gas Today The Big Story Refiners and gasoline consumers
California Blackouts: There is no Easy Answer
California used to be right up there with Texas when it came to fossil fuel production. But for nearly forty
Petrochemicals: The Silent Worker
In 1872, what was the first petrochemical invention that started the ball rolling for life as we know it today?
Ready or Not, Climate Policy Choices Are Again Knocking on the C-Suite Door
Comprising more than 83 million Americans, Millennials are the largest generation in the nation’s history. In 2016 they surpassed both
