FERC Initiates Review of 1999 Policy Governing Certifications of Pipelines
Query reflects concerns from environmentalists and landowners, among others
Chatterjee Says FERC Could Have Better Handled Removal of Pipeline Tax Benefit
McIntyre, FERC chairman, says agency “had no choice” due to court order but will process requests for a rehearing
Hydrogen Cars Aren’t the Hindenburg, and Other Marketing Hurdles for Toyota’s Mirai
As it bets on fuel cell technology, automaker faces consumer misconceptions, lack of fueling stations
2017 Rollback of Obama-Era Energy Rules Expected to Continue Into New Year
Energy industry also likely to keep close eye on trade-related negotiations and decisions in 2018
Green Initiatives by U.S. Companies Aren’t Registering With Most Consumers
But young adults are more aware of renewable energy purchases by certain corporations
House Lawmakers to Explore Unifying Auto Emissions Standards
Energy and Commerce joint subcommittee hearing to examine opportunities to harmonize 3 different measures
Renewable Fuel Decision Unlikely to Please Supporters, Opponents
The EPA's decision is likely to be similar to a July proposal lowering volume requirements
Senate Minority Whip to Meet With Zinke After Hold on Interior Nominees
Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), other Democrats are unhappy about potential move to shrink national monuments
Key GOP Senator Pushing to Add Carbon Capture Provision in Senate Tax Measure
Most U.S. Voters Oppose Fee Hikes for National Parks
National Park Service wants to increase fees at popular parks to help pay for $11 billion maintenance backlog