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Exports
Latest News & Articles
Exports Will Be Next Divisive U.S. Oil Tangle -
President Barack Obama faces a challenge in his second term that was unthinkable a few years ago: how to adapt an energy policy focused on oil imports and scarcity to an era of rapidly...
Israel Holds Opportunity for U.S. Oil and Gas Firms -
Q: Why should U.S. companies join the trade mission, and why Israel? A: We see this mission as an excellent opportunity for U.S. companies in the oil and gas industry to expand their...
Exporting Nat Gas Makes for Strange Bedfellows -
The shale gas revolution is starting to pay small dividends for U.S. consumers. As electrical utilities rush to switch from coal to gas, peak electricity rates have fallen in nearly every...
More Articles
- The Case for Natural Gas Exports - Michael Levi, New York Times
- Should We Export the Coal We Don't Need? - Staff, Sustainable Business
- Let the Market Rule: Nat Gas Exports Won't Hurt U.S. - USA Today
- Are Oil Exports Russia's Curse and Its Blessing? - Antonia Oprita, CNBC
- Why American Nat Gas Will Change The World - Matthew Hulbert, Forbes
- 5 Myths About U.S.-China Solar Trade Competition - Hart & Gordon, CAP
- Some 'Greens Jobs' Are More Equal Than Others - Liz Peek, New York Post
- Will LNG Exports Really Energize U.S. Economy? - Brookings Institute
- Can Exports Save Coal on Life Support? - Jordan Weissmann, The Atlantic
- The Myth That the U.S. Will Become an Oil Exporter - Gail Tverberg, TOD
- Exports Could Increase Monopoly Pricing - Carl Pope, National Journal
- Democrats' Dumbest New Energy Idea - Bernard Weinstein, Wash Times
- U.S. Coal Cutbacks Are a Blessing in Disguise - Roman Kilisek, FPA
- Natural Gas Export Ban Would Be Costly - Brigham McCown, Wash Times
- Petroleum Imports and Exports: What's the Story? - IER