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How to cut off Russian oil and gas to Europe without causing chaos
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How to cut off Russian oil and gas to Europe without causing chaos

"A decade ago, Putin denounced the 'fracking' shale revolution, recognizing it as a threat. He was right to worry. If the United States had not gone from importing 60 percent of its oil to becoming the world’s No. 1 producer and, this year, the world’s largest exporter of LNG, Europe might now be his hostage. Now, Putin has revealed just how formidable a strategic asset U.S. oil and gas is — not only for the United States but also, in this deepening crisis, for Europe."

Pandemic recovery is slightly greener
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Pandemic recovery is slightly greener

“'[T]he world still needs to massively expand its clean energy deployment efforts throughout this decade, first and foremost in developing economies, if we are going to preserve the hope of limiting the global temperature rise to 1.5 °C,' he said."

Don’t Let China Control Our Energy Future
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Don’t Let China Control Our Energy Future

"It’s clear that we must decouple from China if we are to avoid a situation similar to the one unfolding in Europe. This means being serious about investing in clean-energy innovation here in the United States and about creating a regulatory environment that stimulates investment, rather than scares it off."

Snow Lake Lithium Gets $158,000 Boost To Expansion
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Snow Lake Lithium Gets $158,000 Boost To Expansion

Jo Borrás of CleanTechnica reports that Snow Lake Lithium has received a $158,000 grant to boost expansion. online pharmacy buy aciphex online cheap pharmacy “Snow Lake Lithium is hugely important for the North American auto industry, which currently has no domestic source for the lithium it needs to produce the millions and millions of electric vehicles it...

Time to Tear Down America’s Own Barriers to Energy Security
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Time to Tear Down America’s Own Barriers to Energy Security

"We need to stop thinking about energy policy as just an economic issue – it’s a national security issue. Trade of energy and other resources between nations is a good thing. But any nation that is overly reliant on bad actors overseas for essential goods is imprudently making itself vulnerable."

President Biden’s Defense Production Act power grab
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President Biden’s Defense Production Act power grab

"But with the president authorized to act unilaterally, Congress has no incentive to work on the harder issues it will eventually have to confront if it is serious about the increased production the United States will need to lead on technological innovations."

Oil Leases on Federal Land: What You Need to Know
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Oil Leases on Federal Land: What You Need to Know

"Industry representatives say Mr. Biden’s citation of 9,000 unused permits is misleading for several reasons. More than 2,000 of those leases are tied up in litigation, making them unusable, according to the Independent Petroleum Association of America. Once a permit is secured, companies spend time evaluating the land and sometimes decide it’s not worth pursuing for production."

Time for Congress to bolster energy security
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Time for Congress to bolster energy security

"U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) has been a boon to Europe in recent months and will play an important role this decade. Washington and Brussels recently announced their joint aspiration for the United States to supply an additional 50 billion cubic meters per year of LNG by 2030."

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