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| Two weeks ago, Consumer Energy Alliance hosted Tele-Town Halls for all presidential candidates who responded to invitations. ?Candidates Gingrich and Santorum responded and we later interviewed Paul. ?Today,??Consumer Energy Alliance?(CEA)?will co-host the 2012 Gulf Coast Energy Summit at the Gulf Coast Coliseum and Convention Center in Biloxi, Miss. Over 500 guests are confirmed to attend what will be a lively and in-depth discussion on national energy issues with presidential candidates and sector leaders from the federal, state, and local level. ? We will report the outcome.... ? -dh |
TNS. ?EPA Receives EIS for Alaskan Pipeline Construction
Tim Bradner's (NGP Photo)
?Commentary On In-State Gas Pipeline. ?The notion of a 24-inch "bullet line" to bring gas south from the Slope was first promoted by former Gov. Sarah Palin (NGP Photo), the argument being that a small pipeline to the Slope would be a fallback for Alaskans needing gas in case the big gas project, a large gas pipeline to Canada, stalls out.
From the House Majority comes HB 9:??An Act relating to the Alaska Gasline Development Corporation, a subsidiary created by the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation...."
Alaska Dispatch. ?It's official: North Dakota has surpassed California to become the third largest oil-producing state in the Union. ? ?... ? ?An?Associated Press article?from?The Dickinson Press?in North Dakota notes that in January, the Peace Garden State produced 16.9 million barrels of oil to California's 15.8 million barrels. ?North Dakota's crude is coming from the massive Bakken oil patch, where production was up 11,000 barrels in January, over December. There are 6,600 wells and "a record" 205 rigs pumping in North Dakota, the AP reports, while California has more than 49,000 active wells. ?Alaska remains the second-largest oil producing state, behind Texas. In January, Alaska produced 18.3 million barrels, averaging 592,000 barrels per day, an official with the state Oil and Gas Conservation Commission told the AP.
Ewart: In some ways, the energy debate feels like 1961 all over again?-?Calgary Herald -?TransCanada?Pipe?Lines had, rather contentiously, connected western natural?gas?to the United States and eastern Canadian markets at about the same time. Before Leduc, Canada met only about 10 per cent of its oil needs. In those days it cost about $1 a?..
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