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The administration declined to make a decision on the Dakota Access pipeline in an appearance in federal court on April 9, but the court could instead take action.
Drilling returns to the shale patch as oil prices rise, but it remains to be seen if this activity will result in production.
U.S. oil production remains far below pre-pandemic levels, but methane emissions from the Permian basin are back at pre-Covid highs.
Removing Iranian oil sanctions could have a profound impact on the global energy market.
Recent SEC opposition to oil and gas company sahreholder requests could be the start of a new era of climate regulation by federal financial regulators.
The gap between renewable and fossil fuel investments is closing, as the post-Paris Agreement performance of those fossil fuel investments falters.
Oil-producing countries face severe financial and political risk as the world transitions away from oil.
After passing the $1.9 trillion Covid-19 rescue package, the Biden administration appears ready to go big again with its infrastructure legislation.
The accelerating EV transition and fuel efficiency improvements mean gasoline consumption may never return to pre-pandemic levels.
The Biden administration does not appear willing to kill Nord Stream 2, prioritizing other transatlantic objectives.
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