Climate Secretary John Kerry?
Two stories we are reading: Houston Chronicle: At State, Kerry could push climate change action President Barack Obama nominated Kerry to be secretary of State on Dec. 21. The post would make Kerry the United States’ chief foreign ambassador and the face of the nation’s foreign policy. It also would thrust him into big environmental […]
Kevin Doyle: Comprehensive energy policy needed
Kevin Doyle: Comprehensive energy policy needed Published: Friday, December 21, 2012 at 5:04 p.m. An important gathering in Jacksonville earlier this month underscored how urgent it is for Florida and the nation to insist that our leaders formulate a coherent, comprehensive policy for America’s energy future. The forum, featuring energy policy leaders at the local, […]
Afternoon Energy: How Will An Obama Second Term Impact Energy Prices?
The empty chair at the fiscal bargaining table: American Energy
The empty chair at the fiscal bargaining table: American Energy The pathway to economic freedom is the maximization of America’s energy resources. by Adam Waldeck As the political class and talking heads in Washington argue back and forth over whether or not to raise taxes to avert the “fiscal cliff,” we may be missing the […]
Energy Summit Sparks New RFS Discussion
Farm Journal Technology: An energized summit was held this week – literally. Not only was the discussion lively, the topic itself was about the current and future energy needs of the agriculture industry and new ways farmers can help contribute to energy production. The Southeast Energy Alliance (SEA) held its 2012 Southeast Ag-Energy Summit on Monday, […]
Washington Post: Oil prices drop as talks stall between Obama and Republican leaders to avert a ‘fiscal cliff’
Washington Post: Oil prices drop as talks stall between Obama and Republican leaders to avert a ‘fiscal cliff’ Oil closed above $90 a barrel for the first time in two months Thursday as it tracked an upward move in U.S. stock markets. Benchmark crude for February delivery ended the day at $90.13 per barrel, up 15 […]
Top 10 energy stories of 2012
Writing at The Daily Caller, David Holt recaps the top ten energy stories of 2012: Over the past year, energy has moved from newspapers’ business and science sections to their front pages. From the president’s highly controversial decision on the Keystone XL pipeline to new assessments of prolific U.S. oil and natural gas reserves, American […]
SEA Applauds Participation from Incoming GA PSC Chair Eaton, GA Ag Commissioner Black and Stakeholders from Six States at the 2012 Southeast Ag-Energy Summit
Consumer Group Brings Together Regional Stakeholders to Discuss Importance of Affordable, Reliable Energy to the Agricultural Community Atlanta, GA — Today, Southeast Energy Alliance (SEA) held its 2012 Southeast Ag-Energy Summit with a number of key stakeholders and representatives in an intriguing discussion and debate over the importance of affordable, reliable energy to the agricultural community, […]
Incoming Georgia Public Service Commission Chair Chuck Eaton to Speak at 2012 Southeast Ag-Energy Summit
Key Agriculture and Energy Industry Experts to Discuss Significance of Affordable, Reliable Energy Supplies, the Challenges Presented by Renewable Fuel and Electricity, and Upcoming Policy Priorities for the Region ATLANTA, GA: Today Southeast Energy Alliance (SEA) announced that the incoming Georgia Public Service Commission Chair Chuck Eaton will be a featured speaker at the 2012 […]
Utilize Domestic Oil, ESLC Recommendation Says
CEA Praises Energy Security Leadership Council Recommendations: In a press release issued on Monday, CEA called for the adoption of recommendations released by the Energy Security Leadership Council (ESLC) that are designed to safeguard the physical and economic security of the U.S. by reforming current energy policy. ESLC calls for the U.S. to reduce our […]