Friday, July 31, 2026

Trump’s Coal Plan Unlikely to Stop Ohio’s Natural Gas Boom

From the AP/Journal-News About a dozen natural gas power plants are being built or are in the planning stages in Ohio, putting the industry on track to replace coal as the dominant source of electricity in the state. A move last week by President Donald Trump’s administration to roll back environmental restrictions in an effort to help the coal industry

Israel Signs Pipeline Deal in Push to Export Gas to Europe

From FT Cyprus, Greece and Italy join $6bn-$7bn project to build world’s deepest subsea route Israel on Monday formally signalled its ambition to become an exporter of energy to Europe, signing a preliminary agreement with Cyprus, Greece and Italy to pump natural gas across the Mediterranean via a planned $6bn-$7bn pipeline. The proposed project would be the world’s longest and

Dallas Legal Market is Smoking Hot in 2017

From American Lawyer The year is still young, but the Dallas legal market is rollicking like it never has before. Big firms are raiding established Texas firms to open new offices, and Dallas lawyers are surprising competitors by jumping to other firms. The unusually liquid market is top of mind for managing partners of Dallas firms, and they posit many