Sentences with phrase «oil and natural gas production»

Texas has a high sales tax of 6.25 percent, taxes on motor vehicles sales and fuel, and taxes and royalties on oil and natural gas production.

Florida Petroleum Council (FPC) Executive Director David Mica has said that state Senator Dana Young's proposed legislation to ban oil and natural gas production is out - of - step with Florida consumers and families who are seeing the economic benefits of domestic energy development.

A decade ago the experts did not predict that U.S. oil and natural gas production would dramatically increase.

To ensure America's future energy security, it's imperative that Arctic oil and natural gas production in the Chukchi and Beaufort seas off Alaska's northern coast be included in the United States» strategic energy planning.

Besides the Obama administration's antagonism to oil and natural gas production, this revolution also did not happen because Congress passed an «energy» bill directing how oil was to be produced or providing targeted subsidies.

«Even as oil and natural gas production has risen dramatically, methane emissions have fallen, thanks to industry leadership and investment in new technologies.

In developing that potential power, the report says between 133,000 and 210,000 domestic jobs will be created annually — three times the amount of jobs estimated to be created by expanding offshore oil and natural gas production.

The AEIC proposes several possibilities worth debate, such as a wires fee on electricity, reduced fossil fuel subsidies, fees on offshore oil and natural gas production, an oil import fee, or increasing the gas tax.

In recent years, US oil and natural gas production have exploded due to fracking (hydraulic fracturing coupled with horizontal drilling in shale source rocks), leading to claims that «peak oil is dead.»

In addition, the projected expansion in domestic oil and natural gas production increases the risk of higher emissions if proper protections are not in place.

§ 15910 (a)(2)(B)(«purpose of this section is... to promote oil and natural gas production from the outer Continental Shelf and onshore Federal lands»): id.

It assesses energy efficiency and energy conservation opportunities in the field of oil and natural gas production, including current trends, technologies from exploration to transport and specific case studies from selected countries in the region.

A report last year by the Energy Department's Energy Information Administration said that «access to the Pacific, Atlantic, and eastern Gulf regions would not have a significant impact on domestic crude oil and natural gas production or prices before 2030.

EIA's projections depict a United States gaining more control of its energy security with increased domestic oil and natural gas production.

What we're seeing, of course, are the positive supply impacts of the U.S. energy renaissance — dramatic increases in domestic oil and natural gas production over the past several years, thanks to the safe development of shale and other tight - rock formations using hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling.

«EIA's projections show how advances in technology are driving oil and natural gas production, renewables penetration, and demand - side efficiencies and reshaping the energy future.

In 2012, EPA finalized rules that addressed pollutants that are emitted alongside methane, and that would indirectly reduce methane emissions from oil and natural gas production.

What we see here is that methane from oil and natural gas production, processing and storage was 70.3 million metric tons of CO2 - equivalent last year, down from 73.1 million metric tons in 2014.

Adding an additional and unresponsive federal layer of bureaucracy is unwarranted and can only hinder domestic oil and natural gas production.

New data released by EPA shows that methane emissions from oil and natural gas production fell in 2015, marking the fourth straight year of declines and documenting industry efforts to reduce them.

API conducted an election night survey of actual voters, and the findings reveal that more than 80 percent of voters agree that U.S. oil and natural gas production can help achieve each of their most important priorities: job creation, economic growth, lower energy costs, and energy security.

And we achieved that success while leading the world in oil and natural gas production, which has created good - paying energy jobs, helped cut manufacturing costs and spurred small business activity throughout the nation.

Isakower said at a time when oil and natural gas production has risen dramatically, methane emissions have fallen because of industry leadership, investment in new technologies and incentives to capture as much methane as possible for delivery to consumers:

As the White House noted in its May report, «The All - Of - The - Above Energy Strategy as a Path to Sustainable Economic Growth,» dramatic increases in domestic oil and natural gas production have brought jobs, energy security and economic growth.

Denver Business Journal: The boom in oil and natural gas production in North America, largely due to the new technologies of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing, is changing the balance of power across the world, former Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice told attendees at the Vail Global Energy Forum.

The right energy policy path is for BOEM to produce a robust offshore leasing program that fits with the United States» rise to world leadership in oil and natural gas production.

The House of Representatives voted on Thursday evening, 16th February, for a package of four energy bills that if enacted will greatly expand U. S. oil and natural gas production on federal lands and the Outer Continental Shelf plus permit the Keystone XL pipeline.

As the chart below shows, the researchers used data from the Global Carbon Project's (GCP) 2016 Global Methane Budget to arrive at the conclusion that 12.4 percent of global methane emissions are attributable to oil and natural gas production.

The state ranks third in the country for geothermal production, 11th in oil and natural gas production and is No. 6 in the country for installed solar capacity.

If lawmakers pursue energy policies that constrain domestic oil and natural gas production, particularly from hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling, they could consign future generations of Americans and millions of people around the world to a less prosperous and productive future, because those energy production technologies account for the bulk of our nation's increased energy production.

The EPA is expected to set Generally Achievable Control Technology (GACT) for these smaller stationary sources, such as gasoline distribution facilities and oil and natural gas production sites.

Oil and natural gas production and processing accounts for nearly 40 % of all U.S. methane emissions, making the industry the nation's single largest methane source.

Alaska «s North Slope accounted for 25 percent of U.S. domestic oil and natural gas production in 1988, but production has plummeted because the U.S. government has largely prevented exploration for new resources in the state both onshore and offshore.

The connection between policy and pocketbooks is evident after a year in which Americans saved an average $ 550 per driver on gasoline, due largely to strong U.S. oil and natural gas production.

Unconventional oil and natural gas production from shale is an American phenomenon.

The RFS is a relic of the era of energy scarcity in the U.S. whose intentions have been superseded by surging domestic oil and natural gas production.

Greater domestic oil and natural gas production increases U.S. energy security — that is, the assurance that we will have the energy to meet our future needs.

But EPA methane worries come as their own reports show emissions falling in recent years despite massively increasing oil and natural gas production.

The shift is the result of surging oil and natural gas production using advanced hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling, harnessing oil and gas reserves in shale and other tight - rock formations.

The United States leads the world in oil and natural gas production — and also reduction of carbon emissions.

WASHINGTON D.C. — The Institute for Energy Research (IER) responded today to the Energy Information Administration's release of the Annual Energy Outlook 2013 Reference case, which revealed dramatic increases in shale oil and natural gas production on private and state lands in Texas and North Dakota.

Advanced hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling are the technology engines driving America's ongoing energy renaissance — surging oil and natural gas production that ranks first in the world.

Industry takes seriously earthquake incidents that may be associated with the disposal of produced water from energy development — salty brines and other fluids that come to the surface during oil and natural gas production.

This oil and natural gas production, enabled by hydraulic fracturing, strengthen U.S. energy security, boost the economy and lower consumer energy costs.

Even as America is leading the world in oil and natural gas production, methane emissions have fallen, thanks to industry leadership and investment in new technologies.

The link between hydraulic fracturing and U.S. global leadership in oil and natural gas production is direct: Without fracking, there'd be no American energy renaissance — or the array of benefits it is providing to our economy, to individual households, U.S. manufacturers and other businesses.

For example, see International Energy Outlook, Table E4 for the list it currently uses for unconventional oil and natural gas production.

See Conventional oil and natural gas production.

Hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling, also known as «shale gale» impacted oil and natural gas production both in the United States and internationally.

This security, these benefits, stem from the fact the U.S. leads the world in oil and natural gas production.