Vol. 1, No. 203

Experts Gaze into Post-Election Crystal Ball

Based on the limits of the executive branch’s power it is possible to hypothesize what climate change and energy actions the next administration might take no matter which presidential candidate wins, experts said Wednesday during a panel discussion at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. As with any modern U.S. election, there are two […]
  • EOR Advocates Call for Transition Teams to Consider 45Q

    Regardless of which party wins next week’s presidential election, reforming the 45Q carbon sequestration tax credit should be a priority, according to the National Enhanced Oil Recovery Initiative. The group sent memos Tuesday to the transition teams of both Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican nominee Donald Trump making a case for updating the tax […]

  • Norway and European Commission Chat on CCS

    Carbon capture and storage was a main topic of a meeting last week between Norwegian Petroleum and Energy Minister Tord Lien and European Commission Vice President Maroš Šefčovič, the Norwegian government said Tuesday. “To achieve the ambitions of the Paris Agreement, CCS will be an important part of the solution. I am therefore glad to […]

  • On Last Day of CEIP Comment Period, Climate Reality Project Floods Portal

    More than 67,000 comments submitted to the Environmental Protection Agency in support of its Clean Energy Incentive Program came in Tuesday as the comment period for the program closed, according to the Climate Reality Project, which organized a commenting campaign. “The Clean Energy Incentive Program encourages states to invest in technologies like solar, wind, and […]

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