Trump Energy Policy at Top of Oil & Gas Industry’s Mind Presidential candidate Donald J. Trump will headline the seventh annual Western Conservative Summit Friday morning in Denver, giving an address at 10:30 a.m. at the Colorado Convention Center, the candidate’s first public appearance in Colorado. Jeff Hunt, producer of the event and Director of the Centennial Institute at Colorado Christian University—the
From Stars and Stripes WASHINGTON — About 300 airstrikes against the Islamic State’s oil network in Iraq and Syria during the last two years have cut the terrorist group’s revenue by at least half, a U.S. military spokesman said Wednesday. The U.S.-led coalition struck eight oil and natural gas targets in those countries in recent days as part of its
TransCanada seeks US$15 Billion from the U.S. government for breaches of NAFTA – following President Obama’s decision to nix the Keystone XL pipeline The next chapter in the Keystone XL pipeline saga is officially underway. On Friday, June 24, 2016, TransCanada Corporation (ticker: TRP) filed an official request for arbitration against the government of the U.S., under the rules of
From BNN Ottawa is not reducing its direct financial exposure to the risks of the United Kingdom potentially voting to leave the European Union. Canada’s federal government had US$6.14 billion worth of British pounds in its global currency reserves as of the end of May. With the British currency holding near a five-month high in the days leading up to
From MarketWatch U.S. stocks closed higher Thursday, with all three indexes rallying, as investors wagered that the U.K. will choose to remain in the European Union in a historic referendum with far-reaching implications. A pair of polls released earlier showed support for “remain” slightly ahead while bookmakers also indicated a 76% probability of a vote to remain in the EU.
From The Independent Voters are going to the polls amid flooding in a historic referendum on whether Britain should remain a member of the European Union or leave. Here are the latest updates: Final Populus poll gives Remain 10-point lead How Europe’s newspapers are marking Britain’s decision day Thunderstorms and flooding cause travel disruption for voters Missing postal votes deny
The UK Votes Tomorrow whether to Exit or Stay in the EU; UK Polls are Split Down the Middle In less than 24 hours, the UK will vote whether or not to stay in the European Union or exit the EU. According to the latest EU referendum poll of polls analysis in the Financial Times, 44% in the UK want to remain, 44% want
Political Risk: University of Colorado Denver Business School’s GEM Program & PinkPetro will Host a Free Lunch Panel June 23, 2016 Global Energy Professionals are Invited to Attend a Free Lunch Panel on Political Risk in Energy – Available Live and Online After two years of headwinds from lower commodity prices, the winds of political risk are blowing hard from many
U.S. Shale Gas Needs More Pipelines to Move the Gas to Market, but Anti-Fossil Fuel Groups are Out to Stop Pipelines In the past ten years, the shale revolution has changed the U.S. energy landscape. The economic extraction of oil and gas from shale deposits has opened new oil and natural gas supplies in North America, presented new opportunities for
From Canadian Business PORTLAND, Ore. – Portland and Multnomah County leaders on Tuesday urged the governors of Oregon and Washington to push Congress for a permanent ban on oil-by-rail in the wake of a fiery train derailment along the Columbia River. The June 3 derailment in the town of Mosier showed transporting oil by train is dangerous and unnecessary and
From Competitive Enterprise Institute The House of Representatives on 10th June passed two resolutions opposing taxation of fossil fuel consumption. The vote on H. Con. Res. 89, which expresses the sense of Congress that a carbon tax (that is, a tax on carbon dioxide emissions from burning coal, oil, and natural gas) would be detrimental to the U. S. economy, was 237
98,500 Valid Colorado Voter Signatures Due in 60 Days While a November voter approval for a proposed Colorado constitutional amendment posed by initiative #78 would effectively put an end to new shale development activities in the state, there are two other initiatives that could significantly nibble away at oil and gas development should they receive the required signatures and gain approval
