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Full Title: What Drives U.S. Gasoline Prices?
Author(s): N/A
Publisher(s): United States Energy Information Administration
Publication Date: 10/2014
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This analysis provides context for considering the impact of rising domestic light crude oil...
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Full Title: What Drives U.S. Gasoline Prices?
Author(s): U.S. Energy Information Administration
Publisher(s): U.S. Energy Information Administration
Publication Date: 10/2014
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This analysis provides context for considering the impact of rising domestic...
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Tagged crude oil, Crude Oil Export Ban, Domestic Oil Market, Domestic Oil Production, Energy, Energy Exports, exports, gasoline, Gasoline Prices, Oil, U.S. Energy Prices
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Tagged crude oil, Crude Oil Export Ban, Domestic Oil Market, Domestic Oil Production, Energy, Energy Exports, exports, gasoline, Gasoline Prices, Oil, U.S. Energy Prices
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Full Title: What if... Hydraulic Fracking was Banned?
Author(s): U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Institute for 21st Century Energy
Publication Date: 11/2016
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This paper marks the fourth in a series of...
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The boom in oil and gas production in the United States has largely been heralded as a strong economic stimulus for the economy. For example, in an August 2013 interview,...
Filed Under: Critical Policy Issues, Discussions
Tagged Economics, Fracking, hydraulic fracturing, Manufacturing, Natural Gas, Oil
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Tagged Economics, Fracking, hydraulic fracturing, Manufacturing, Natural Gas, Oil
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Full Title: What Next for the Oil and Gas Industry?
Author(s): John Mitchell with Valérie Marcel and Beth Mitchell
Publisher(s): Chatham House
Publication Date: 10/2012
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The oil and gas industry is under pressures that...
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Tagged gas, Gas Market, Global Oil Market, Oil, Oil and Gas Industry, Oil Demand, Oil Markets
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Tagged gas, Gas Market, Global Oil Market, Oil, Oil and Gas Industry, Oil Demand, Oil Markets
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Full Title: What subsidies do oil companies receive?
Author(s): Nathan Taft
Publisher(s): Fuel Freedom Foundation
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It seems like every day there’s a new think piece out there decrying the subsidies...
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Tagged Alternative Fuels, Fuel Freedom Foundation, Marketplace, Marketshare, Oil, Oil and Gas, Oil Subsidies, renewable energy, Transportation, Vehicles
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Tagged Alternative Fuels, Fuel Freedom Foundation, Marketplace, Marketshare, Oil, Oil and Gas, Oil Subsidies, renewable energy, Transportation, Vehicles
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After years of discussion and delay, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is set to finalize ozone standards in the coming weeks. It's a rule long in the making: EPA's decision...
Filed Under: Critical Policy Issues, Discussions, Legislation And Rule-Making
Tagged Coal, Electricity, Energy Sector, Environment, EPA, gas, GHG, Obama Administration, OEP, Oil, Ozone, Panel Event, U.S. energy policy
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Tagged Coal, Electricity, Energy Sector, Environment, EPA, gas, GHG, Obama Administration, OEP, Oil, Ozone, Panel Event, U.S. energy policy
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On February 24th, President Obama vetoed legislation that would have authorized construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline as it “conflicts with established executive branch procedures and cuts short thorough consideration...
Filed Under: Critical Policy Issues, Discussions, Legislation And Rule-Making
Tagged Alberta Oil Sands, Canada, International Trade, Keystone XL Pipeline, NAFTA, Oil, Oil Transportation, Pipelines
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Tagged Alberta Oil Sands, Canada, International Trade, Keystone XL Pipeline, NAFTA, Oil, Oil Transportation, Pipelines
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Last week Governor Dave Heineman of Nebraska approved the Keystone XL pipeline along a revised route, “which avoids the environmentally-sensitive Sand Hills region of Nebraska.” The final decision now rests...
Filed Under: Critical Policy Issues, Discussions
Tagged Climate Change, Emissions, GHGs, Keystone XL Pipeline, Oil, Oil Sands, petroleum
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Tagged Climate Change, Emissions, GHGs, Keystone XL Pipeline, Oil, Oil Sands, petroleum
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The past century can rightly be called the Age of Oil. World oil consumption grew from about 20 million metric tons/year in 1900 to nearly 4000 million tons/year in 2005—a...
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Tagged Alternative Fuel Commercialization, Biofuels, Bruce Dale, Climate Change, Energy Security, Flex Fuel, Oil, Oil Dependence, Sustainability, Transportation
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Tagged Alternative Fuel Commercialization, Biofuels, Bruce Dale, Climate Change, Energy Security, Flex Fuel, Oil, Oil Dependence, Sustainability, Transportation
