Climate Week misses the boat; Saudi supply fears wane

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How ‘Climate Week’ Completely Missed The Boat On Natural Gas Jude Clemente, Forbes, September 26, 2019 As a cleaner, more flexible, and more reliable fuel that supports intermittent wind and solar power, Natural gas is a centerpiece of climate and energy strategies put forth, including under President Obama. Incredibly, Climate Week in New York City did not have a single “Energy Transition” event … read more

A tale of 2 cities (or states) CO & NM; Woke fracking rhetoric a loser for America

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New Colorado Oil & Gas Law Already Impacting Industry Shaun Boyd, Denver CBS Local, September 25, 2019 Climate activists demonstrated outside a hearing where the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission is implementing a new law that makes sweeping changes to how drilling is regulated. The industry is already feeling the impact of that law. Five months after the law … read more

Hump Day Hope: Adequate analysis, stakeholder engagement before decisions made.  

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How Seattle stakeholders put the brakes on the city’s proposed gas ban Tom DiChristopher, S & P Global Market Intelligence, September 24, 2019 A diverse group of stakeholders succeeded in delaying a proposed natural gas ban in Seattle, showing how industry and labor groups are learning to push back against the sudden rise of municipal ordinances that prohibit gas for … read more