A Supreme Court-ordered hold on the Environmental Protection Agency’s air quality standards rule shouldn’t erase the agency’s rejection of Missouri’s ozone emissions plan, the EPA said in a letter to a federal appeals court.
A Nevada federal court must reconsider its decision siding with an
More than 65 million Americans are facing the prospect of significantly higher electricity prices next year, thanks to shrinking energy supply and rising demand on the biggest US electric grid.
David Cayce joined Bradley as a partner in the economic development and renewable energy practice group in Atlanta, the firm announced Monday.
Texas lawmakers said they will consider possible financial penalties for
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner hired former petroleum legal executive James English to the firm’s energy transition team it announced today.
The Biden administration wants more money to purchase oil as it seeks to expand its efforts to refill the depleted US emergency cache.
California had all the ingredients for a terrible fire year. All it needed was a spark, or — authorities say — a single burning car.
Crude oil pipelines connecting the busiest Texas oil fields to a critical export hub across the state are nearly out of space, threatening to cap US oil exports at a time when the world needs more.
The Environmental Protection Agency’s decision rejecting small refineries’ exemption requests from renewable fuel obligations was vacated by the D.C. Circuit in a sealed opinion.
A series of high profile legal setbacks has some in the industry asking—is it still possible to build pipelines in America?
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