U.S. and China Agree to Step Up Action for Climatewww.nrdc.org WASHINGTON - The United States and China have come to agreement, after extensive dialogue, on how to collectively meet major climate targets in the coming decades....
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Readout on Meeting of the U.S.-China Working Group on Enhancing Climate Action in the 2020s - United States Department of Statewww.state.gov On May 8-9, the United States hosted in Washington, D.C., a meeting of the U.S.-China Working Group on Enhancing Climate Action in the 2020s, which is co-led by Senior Advisor to the President for Int...
Declining EU gas demand diminishes need for US liquified natural gaswww.e3g.org Europe’s quest to reduce its reliance on Russian gas, prompted by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, initially benefited the US liquified natural gas (LNG) sector. However, long-term market trends and regu...
US Trade Bank Defies Biden to Expand Oil Drilling in Bahrainwww.bloomberg.com US Export-Import Bank leaders are moving forward with plans to underwrite the drilling of more than 400 oil and gas wells in Bahrain, even as President Joe Biden halts new liquefied natural gas export...
D.C. Circuit grills FERC in LNG export fightwww.eenews.net Two weeks after DOE paused liquefied natural gas export approvals, judges questioned FERC's permitting process.
Tripling renewables by 2030 - how will this look around the world?youtube.com At COP28, governments agreed to triple global renewable capacity by 2030. Our new report breaks down what a 1.5ºC-aligned renewables rollout would look like ...
Analysis of Lifecycle Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Natural Gas and Coal Powered Electricitywww.catf.us Beyond the comparison of coal and natural gas, a critical question is whether and under what conditions natural gas has a role in a decarbonized world.
U.S. Gas Prices Could Spike 14% Without Biden’s Pause On New LNG Export Terminalswww.forbes.com President Biden's pause on approving new LNG export terminals could protect U.S. consumers from up to $18 billion in new energy costs.
Chart: How do voters feel about US LNG exports?www.canarymedia.com There’s been a lot said about U.S. LNG exports recently, but a poll by Data for Progress shows how the general public actually feels about the issue.
US Trade Bank Defies Biden to Expand Oil Drilling in Bahrainwww.bloomberg.com US Export-Import Bank leaders are moving forward with plans to underwrite the drilling of more than 400 oil and gas wells in Bahrain, even as President Joe Biden halts new liquefied natural gas export...
International Community Wants Biden to Act on LNGwww.nrdc.org Allies from key countries around the world came out resoundingly in support of the Biden administration's decision to pause permitting of new liquefied natural gas export facilities.
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