Plausible Legislation Would Bolster Oil and Gas, Energy Efficiency Industries The implementation of planned Republican legislation and Obama Administration regulations will have direct impact on utilities, regional regulators and conventional and renewable energy industries in the next year. Passage of the Keystone XL bill would ease crude oil transportation constraints to the lower 48 and…
Legislation to expedite the liquefied nature gas (LNG) export approval process would allow facilities to more rapidly capitalize on favorable export economics. LNG export economics are also impacted by currently low crude oil prices, and companies are eager to finalize facilities to exploit global LNG price disparities. The federal government regulates and restricts the export…
Oil volatility will continue to be very strong and the talking heads will inevitably say anything, something and actually nothing. Yes oil rebounded but to what end? Did it really make such a big move? Well if you were a buyer of oil at its low then yes you made a great investment, trade or…
Executive Summary 2015 will be a showdown over President Obama’s energy legacy through regulatory change and pushback from the 114th Congress, all while looking ahead at the 2016 elections. The outcome will have a dramatic impact on utilities, conventional and renewable energy industries and federal and state government in 2015 and beyond. The recent debates…
