Natural Gas 102

Today we talk about five things in the news for the weeks of November 9 and 16: Dems on Climate v. Terrorism, and Help for Coal Miners Republicans Dabble In Climate Change Policy Pennsylvania Sees End of Budget Stalemate Monday Night Football Gets Gas Protesters Members Talk Energy With Visiting Europeans. My interview this week is with Lynn Lyon, the President of EnergyConnects.

Today we will do cover one news item, the Keystone XL Pipeline happenings for the week of November 2, 2015.

Today we talk about five things in the news for the week of October 26, 2015: Republican High-Energy Trainwreck Four Republican Senators Go Green  Petroleum Reserve Paves Road to Budget Deal House Looks at Limiting Eminent Domain Crude Imports Reverse and Creep Up My interview with week is with Tim Wigley, the President of the Western Energy Alliance.  

Today we talk about five things in the news for the weeks of October 12 and October 18, 2015: Democrats Trip Over Themselves on Climate Canada Turns Left, Keystone Impacts Unclear Obama Locks Up the Arctic, if Anyone Wants In Rubio Lays Out Energy Plan, Jeb! Looks West Ohio Report Supports Raising Severance Taxes My interview with week is with Dr. George Boyajian, the Chief Commercial Officer at a company called Primus Green Energy that has some interesting solutions for making use of stranded natural gas. More here:  http://naturalgas102.com/making-methanol-with-dr-george-boyajian-oct-27-2015/

Today we talk about five things in the news for the week of September 14, 2015: House Energy Bill to Floor, Straining for Bipartisanship Trans-Pacific Partnership Trade Deal Signed, Hits Turbulence House Votes for Crude Exports, Obama Slams Pennsylvania Gov. Loses Budget Battle, Claims Victory Jeb Bush Releases Energy Plan Big on Oil and Gas My interview with week is with Tom Seng, a professor and administrator at the University of Tulsa, and he shares some words of wisdom for students in today's market. Read more here:  http://naturalgas102.com/advice-for-college-students-from-tulsas-tom-seng-oct-11-2015/

Today I will discuss five things that happened last week: The Pope Comes to America and Talks About Climate China Announced Cap-And-Trade Program Through White House House Passes Doomed Regulatory Reform Legislation Hillary Comes Clean on Keystone Jeb Bush Proposes Regulatory Reform And I will replay my February 2015 interview is with Steve Myers, the coauthor of Tapping the Shale Gas Boom: How to Penetrate the Shale Gas Market, a book about marketing and business development in the region.

Today we talk about five things in the news for the week of September 14, 2015: Crude Exports Move to the House Floor Obama and Clinton Come Out (Mostly) Opposed to Exports Trump Lays Out His Views on Climate Change Marathon Republican Debate Misses on Energy; Heritage Hits Interior Secretary Updates on Fracking and Methane Rules For our interview this week, we talked to a number of folks at the Shale Insight Conference in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Today we talk about five things in the news for the week of September 7, 2015: Iran Can Export Oil and U.S. Producers Want In Department of Energy Releases Technology Report Buzz About New York Methane Leaks House Science Committee Tears Into Clean Power Plan Carson Tangles with Brown on Climate Our weekly interview is with law professor Alex Klass, one of the country's leading experts on energy transmission law. See more at www.naturalgas102.com

Today we talk about five things in the news from last week: The President Talks Energy Policy in Alaska Marco Rubio Seeks Oil and Gas Friends in Oklahoma Palin Teases Trump Partnership Hillary Keeps Inching Away from Oil and Gas Oil and Gas Trade Association Merger Rumors And we replay our March 2015 interview with Texas Monthly contributor Christian Wallace.

Today we talk about five things in the news from August 17 to 28. EPA Launches New Methane Rule Democrats Move Away from "All of the Above" Non-Trump Republicans Tout Natural Gas Southern Company buying Atlanta Gas and Light Aubrey McClendon Buys into Australia Our weekly interview features George Chedsey from GTUIT, a service company providing mobile flare gas treatment in Billings, Montana and the surrounding region.

No news this week, just an interview with Tisha Schuller, the former head of the Colorado Oil and Gas Association, now a part of Stanford University's Natural Gas Initiative.

Today we talk about five things in the news for the week of August 10, 2015: Efforts to Block the Clean Power Plan Hitting Stride Minimal Energy Talk at Iowa State Fair Obama Allows Crude Exports to Mexico Enviros New Push to Ban Natural Gas Exports Obama Is Headed North to Alaska Interview with Adam Schultz, an attorney with Couch White in Albany, New York, who is seeking approval for waterless fracking operations.  

Today we talk about five things in the news from last week: Natural Gas a "Loser" in the Clean Power Plan? Republicans Use Small State to Unload on CPP Little Mention of Energy from Republicans on Big Stage Cheniere Gets New Investor, Could Slow Expansion Oklahoma Gets Serious About Earthquakes  And our interview is with George Mason Law Professor Ilya Somin.

Today we talk about five things in the news from the week of July 27, 2015. Senate Moves Two Energy Bills, One Popular Hillary and Jeb Talk Climate Clean Power Plan Set for Launch, Details Leak Natural Gas Trucks Get a Tax Fix Bad News Week for Oil and Gas Jobs

Today we talk about five things in the news for the week of July 20, 2015: House and Senate Drop Limited Energy Bills EPA Proposes New Voluntary Methane Leak Reduction Program Jeb Bush Wants to Eliminate Fossil Fuel "Subsidies" Gov. Jerry Brown and Mayor de Blasio Talk Climate at Vatican New Study Looks to Rain on the Natural Gas Parade And our interview is with Marty Durbin, the President and CEO of America's Natural Gas Alliance.

Today we talk about five things in the news for the week of July 13, 2015: An Iran Deal Happened, Now What? Tea Leaves to Read from the Presidential Candidates House Natural Resources Looks Onshore and Off Slow Start to Mexico's Reopening of its Oil and Gas Fields A Couple Notes on Fluid Disclosure And our interview is with Charles Schliebs, the Co-founder and Managing Director of Stone Pier Capital Advisors in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.

Today we talk about five things in the news for the week of July 6, 2015: House Energy Committee Finally Talks Crude Exports Farmers Plan End Around New York's Fracking Ban House Science Committee Hosts "Investigative Theatre" on EPA Environmental Defense Fund Shares 11 New Methane Studies Fracking Ballot Fight May Return to Colorado And our interview is with Oren Cass, a Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute.  

Today we talk about five things in the news for the week of June 27, 2015: Obama Loses in SCOTUS on Mercury The Pennsylvania State Government Shut Down Export-Import Bank Loses Charter Debt Crises Have Natural Gas Implications Water Use Declining Because of Natural Gas Powerplants   

Today we talk about five things in the news for the week of June 20, 2015: Pennsylvania Hurtles Towards Energy Tax Drama House Passes Rebuke to Powerplant Regulations All Kinds of Noise on LNG Exports EDF Has New Study on Methane Israel Making Deals to Slay the Leviathan And our interview is with Trish McFarland, the President of the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce.

Today we talk about five things in the news for the week of June 14, 2015: The Pope Talks Climate Republicans React to the Pope The Donald Runs for President, Loves Fracking (also Jeb) John McCain Promises Natural Gas to Ukraine LNG Cleans Up Cruise Ships