Tuesday, July 28, 2026

An Exclusive Interview with North Dakota Congressman and Trump Energy Advisor Kevin Cramer

Rep. Cramer discusses the Dakota Access pipeline, what it’s like advising Donald Trump, and his views on having a national energy policy On Sept. 16, a federal appeals court ordered a halt to construction of a second portion of the Dakota Access oil pipeline in North Dakota. Friday’s order comes on the heels of the federal government’s Sept. 9, 2016 announcement

San Diego’s 100 Percent Renewable Energy Mandate Allows Home Use of Natural Gas

From Voice of San Diego San Diego will continue relying on natural gas years into the future – even if it achieves its pledge to use 100 percent renewable energy by 2035. The city made its bold promise to quit using fossil fuels in December when it adopted a legally binding Climate Action Plan aimed at cutting San Diego’s carbon footprint in

Maryland’s Push for a Permanent Frac Ban Begins

From The Baltimore Sun A fracking ban in Maryland expires in 2017, and officials are asking how (and if) drilling can be done safely. State environmental regulators say they will not adopt rules to govern gas drilling in Western Maryland by Oct. 1, missing a legal deadline one year out from the expiration of the statewide ban on the controversial

Imports of U.S. Shale Gas ‘Geopolitically Imperative’: Ineos Exec

From Yahoo UK Importing natural gas from the US, following the country’s shale gas boom, to the UK and Europe, makes perfect geopolitical and commercial sense, says Tom Crotty, director of corporate affairs at multinational chemicals company Ineos. Speaking to IBTimes UK, on an industry visit to a Consol Energy operated shale gas extraction site in the US state of Ohio,