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Renewable Energy & Conservation Tax Act of 2008

The Energy Law

By Katie Caswell The House Ways and Means Committee has introduced HR 5351, the Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation Tax Act of 2008, which eliminates the manufacturing tax credit for major oil and gas companies and locks the credit at six percent for other producers and refiners.

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Is the AI Revolution Fueling a Dangerous Monopoly Over US Energy?

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This deal frenzy contrasts starkly with broader market trends, as overall M&A activity recorded its weakest start since the 2008 financial crisis. Recent deals have mainly focused on natural gas plants built in the past decade, among the most efficient power assets in the US. This year, TPGs $2.2

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New EPA Air Toxics Rule Afflects Facilities with TEG Dehydrators

The Energy Law

part 63, Subpart HH, “NESHAP (National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants) for Source Categories from Oil and Natural Gas Production Facilities” to include the regulation of area sources. Subpart HH has historically regulated various emissions points for major sources of air toxics in the oil and natural gas production industry.

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Proposed Railroad Rules May Impact Crude Oil Producers: Proposed DOT/PHMSA Oil Tank Car Rules

The Energy Law

Notice of Proposed Rulemaking According to Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx, the “Bakken crude oil is on the high end of volatility compared to other crude oils,…[and] its production is skyrocketing, up from 9,500 rail car loads in 2008 to 415,000 last year, a more than 4,000 percent increase.”