Historically, relying on a single strategic fuel supplier has been a double-edged sword. Europe’s new energy risk: Trading Russia for America The EU replaced Russian energy with U.S. supplie... Read more

In another positive move for homeowners desires for energy resiliency, the City of Palo Alto has suspended its ban on natural gas hookups in new buildings. The article suggests it is doing s... Read more

While 2024’s first quarter showed steady oil and gas activity, political and regulatory hurdles – most notably the administration’s recent pause on U.S. liquified natural gas (LNG) exports e... Read more

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm indicated this week that a pause on U.S. liquid natural gas exports from new projects would be lifted within a year. The Department of Energy announced the... Read more

According to the American Public Gas Association, March 18 is being celebrated as Natural Gas Utility Workers’ Day.  As such, Energy Central thought it would be good to kick off a Q... Read more

State legislation to halt expansion of natural gas infrastructure in Maine as soon as next year has been cut back into a package of studies that contemplate the role of gas in the state’s en... Read more

image credit: U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) <!– –> Energy Market Specialist, Hitachi Energy USA Inc. Kent Knutson is a market specialist focusing on energy i... Read more

The Middle Eastern nation — already one of the world’s largest suppliers of LNG — plans a new 13% increase in annual capacity on top of a previously-announced expansion. Population growth, p... Read more

The Biden administration’s LNG permit freeze has sparked national and international debate over LNG export facilities and the LNG industry as a whole. President Biden’s election-year decisio... Read more