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U.S. natgas output, demand to fall in 2021 after hitting records in 2020: EIA-oil and gas 360

U.S. natgas output, demand to fall in 2021 after hitting records in 2020: EIA

Reuters U.S. natural gas production and demand will decline in 2021 after hitting record highs this year, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) said in its Short Term Energy Outlook (STEO) on Tuesday. EIA projected dry gas production will fall to 94.11 billion cubic feet per day (bcfd) in 2021 from a record 94.74 bcfd in 2020. The current all-time high

Deadly Australia bushfires sweeping country reaches national disaster

360 Feed Wire Oil & Gas 360 Publishers Note: “Australia is the world’s largest exporter of coal and liquefied natural gas.” This horrible tragedy will not only impact the millions of animals and Australians, but also adversely the entire regions economic stability. Deadly Australia Bushfires Sweeping Country Reaches National Disaster Key Updates 500 million animals believed dead including, up to 30%

EIA expects U.S. energy-related CO2 emissions to fall in 2019

EIA expects U.S. energy-related CO2 emissions to fall in 2019

EIA This article was originally published on July 15, 2019 and was re-published by the EIA today. There are some interesting facts and forecasts that have come through with lower CO2 emissions. Key takeaway – The electric power sector consumes nearly 92% of the coal used in the United States, expectations for both overall lower electricity demand and a lower share

U.S. coal production employment has fallen 42% since 2011 -oilandgas360

U.S. coal production employment has fallen 42% since 2011

EIA Coal demand has decreased due to the competition of natural gas and renewable technologies. The U.S. Energy Information Administration’s (EIA) Annual Coal Report shows that coal mining employment has declined in the past decade as coal demand has decreased. Most U.S. coal is consumed in the electric power sector and has faced increased competition from electricity generation from natural gas and

Dan Brouillette oil and gas 360

Trump energy pick to face questions on coal, nuclear power

Reuters:  President Donald Trump’s pick to run the Energy Department, Dan Brouillette, will face questions at his U.S. Senate confirmation hearing on Thursday on issues including the future of coal and nuclear power. Brouillette, 57, a former lobbyist at Ford Motor Co and Louisiana state energy regulator, would replace Rick Perry, who has said he is stepping down on Dec.

Trump Administration Moves to Limit State Powers to Block Pipelines, Terminals

From Reuters The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Friday unveiled a proposal that would curb state powers to block pipelines and other energy projects, as part of the Trump administration’s effort to boost domestic oil, gas and coal development. The move, swiftly criticized by an organization representing progressive states, comes four months after President Donald Trump ordered the EPA here