Natural Gas
Politics
Political developments related to the exploration, extraction, and processing of natural gas both domestically and internationally as well as debates over the role natural gas should play in power generation, transportation, fueling biofuels production, and the fertilizer and plastics industries.
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BP Speaks on Climate PolicyTony Hayward says cap-and-trade is key to successful energy security policy.
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Chu: U.S. Lags in Clean Tech RaceEnergy Secretary Steven Chu says the U.S. lags behind other countries in the race for clean technology even though it has the greatest "innovation machine" in the world.
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House E&C Cmte. Wants Data on HydrofrackingWaxman, Markey reach out to major gas producers.
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Baltic Sea Gas Pipeline ApprovedConstruction for natural gas transportation line to begin immediately.
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Obama Urges Both Parties to "Be Practical" on EnergyPresident Obama wants "bipartisan agreement" in Congress on ways to tap into both new and traditional sources of energy.
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Book and Congress Talk ExxonMobil-XTO MergerAnalyst Kevin Book discuss the recent ExxonMobil-XTO merger and what this deal means for the future of natural gas.
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Congress Eyes ExxonMobil XTO MergerHearing focuses on role of natural gas for country.
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Chu Opposes Ban on HydrofrackingEnergy Secretary Steven Chu says increased supplies and lower prices from U.S. shale plays might be bad news for nuclear power and renewables, but they could help the overall domestic energy and climate picture.
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Taxes on Steel Pipe Trade to IncreaseChina upset over USITC vote.
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