Energy Tomorrow Blog
Keystone XL Opens New Push
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Mark Green
Posted February 17, 2017
The Keystone XL pipeline is on again. A new president with a different view of America’s energy and infrastructure needs has the project advancing again. Late last month pipeline builder TransCanada submitted a new application for a cross-border permit with the U.S. State Department. This week the company applied for route approval in Nebraska – a key step for a project that will bring hundreds of thousands of barrels of oil daily from Canada and the Bakken region in North Dakota to Gulf Coast refineries.
100 Days: Energy Exports Strengthen U.S., Boost Allies
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Mark Green
Posted February 13, 2017
A new era of U.S. energy exports is under way. The United States started freely trading crude oil in January 2016, following congressional legislation to end a 1970s-era ban on exports. The same month the first cargo of U.S. LNG produced from shale left Cheniere Energy’s Sabine Pass export terminal. Last month, export volumes from Sabine Pass reached a record 1.476 billion cubic feet of gas equivalent, according to Platts Analytics. Exports of LNG and crude oil both offer multiple economic benefits.
America’s 21st Century Energy Story
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Mark Green
Posted February 4, 2017
America’s energy renaissance is the story of domestic natural gas and oil production that’s making the country stronger economically and more secure while benefiting consumers and improving the environment. A pretty good tale, indeed.
It’s a New Era for U.S. Energy Infrastructure
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Mark Green
Posted January 24, 2017
President Trump’s executive orders clearing the way to restart the Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipelines are welcome indeed. Both projects represent great opportunity for U.S. jobs, consumer benefits, economic growth and strengthened energy security. At the same time, the significance of the White House’s action goes beyond a pair of important energy projects. It’s a signal that long-needed energy infrastructure will once again be able to advance in this country – under regular-order reviews and approval processes – providing broad benefits to millions of Americans.
U.S. Energy Outlook: Growing Output, Growing Security
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Mark Green
Posted January 6, 2017
Sometime in the mid-2020s, U.S. energy officials project, two key lines measuring energy imports and exports will cross, and the United States will have achieved something quite special – the advent of an era in which America is a net energy exporter. That’s one of the big projections contained in the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s newly released Annual Energy Outlook for 2017 (AEO2017).
SOAE 2017: An Energy Vision for Today and Tomorrow
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Mark Green
Posted January 4, 2017
The Twitter-sphere did a good job reflecting many of the key messages from API’s annual State of American Energy event in Washington: economic growth, jobs, collaboration, solution-finding and bipartisanship.
State of American Energy 2017
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Mark Green
Posted January 3, 2017
New U.S. Energy Course Starts Offshore
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Mark Green
Posted December 21, 2016
Let’s Advance a True All-of-the-Above Energy Strategy
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Mark Green
Posted November 21, 2016
U.S. Solidly Backs Abundant, Affordable Energy
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Mark Green
Posted November 14, 2016
Lest there be any confusion about where the country stands on developing more domestic energy, Americans are casting pro-development votes each time they pull into a gasoline station to fill up and with every mile they travel. On the continued reliable availability of affordable fuel, Americans are putting on quite a display of solidarity.