Energy Tomorrow Blog
Offshore Energy Supports Conservation, Outdoor Recreation
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Mark Green
Posted January 1, 1
Offshore energy development works for the states – all of them. The U.S. Interior Department announced this week that $61.6 million in revenues from offshore oil and natural gas will be distributed to all 50 states, U.S. territories and the District of Columbia for grants that support conservation and outdoor recreation projects.
You don’t have to be a coastal state, you don’t have to be a producing state. Under the Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act (GOMESA), everyone benefits from offshore natural gas and oil revenues earmarked for Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) grants.LNG Exports, Growing U.S. Energy Opportunity
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Mark Green
Posted January 1, 1
Safe, Abundant Energy is in America’s Interest
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Mark Green
Posted January 1, 1
Though the U.S. Senate missed a chance to expeditiously rectify an unnecessary regulation that could impact natural gas and oil production on federal lands, jobs and U.S. consumers, we trust supporters of domestic energy will focus on future opportunities to implement policies and commonsense regulations that ensure safe, responsible and abundant production.
Senate Should Repeal BLM Venting, Flaring Rule
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Mark Green
Posted January 1, 1
Energy, For U.S. Security and Prosperity
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Mark Green
Posted January 1, 1
We have vast energy wealth beneath our feet. By safely harnessing it, under the right energy policies, America will be more energy secure, our economy and individual consumers will benefit and we’ll help improve the environment.
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Mark Green
Posted January 1, 1
New York's Climate Countermarch
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Mark Green
Posted January 1, 1
More from New York, where in the name of environmental progress Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s anti-natural gas policies actually are counterproductive to that progress. Recently, New York State Public Service Commission member Diane X. Burman pointed out that by limiting natural gas – blocking pipelines and other infrastructure – the governor could wind up promoting fuels that lack clean natural gas’ environmental benefits. …
Alan Armstrong, Williams Co. CEO, says the $1 billion Northeast Supply Enhancement project actually aligns with Gov. Cuomo’s efforts to reduce emissions while growing New York’s economy. Indeed, increased use of natural gas across the U.S. is the chief reason energy-related carbon dioxide emissions are at their lowest levels in a generation. Fuel switching from coal to natural gas has helped improve air quality as well.