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‘He's there to run it’: Trump’s energy whisperer looks ready to call the shots at major oil trade association (opens the original)
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Harold Hamm, the shale-oil pioneer President Donald Trump has called his “original oil guy,” may soon sit in the driver’s seat of one of the largest oil trade associations in the country, people familiar with the matter told POLITICO. Hamm, a wildcatter oil tycoon who regularly bends Trump’s ear while visiting Mar-A-Lago, merged his Domestic Energy Producers Alliance this summer with the much larger Independent Petroleum Association of America. The move puts one of Trump’s biggest oil industry a
Trump admin approves Michigan tunnel for oil pipeline (opens the original)
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The Trump administration Wednesday issued a permit for Enbridge’s Line 5 tunnel and pipeline project beneath the Straits of Mackinac after using “special emergency permitting procedures” to speed approval. But the project cannot move forward quickly because Michigan’s highest court last week ordered state energy regulators to redo their environmental review of the proposed tunnel which would include a 4-mile pipeline under the waterbody that separates the state’s two peninsulas. Still, a Trump a
SCOTUS sets a date for arguments in pipeline eminent domain case (opens the original)
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The Supreme Court has set oral arguments for Nov. 9 in an eminent domain case that has pitted North Dakota landowners against a gas company over how much they should be paid for having a pipeline trenched across their land. The legal question for the justices in Hoffmann v. WBI Energy Transmission is whether courts should turn to federal or state law in such disputes. The case has worked its way through the court system as the Trump administration pushes to make it easier to build gas pipelines
Federal judge puts FERC’s Energy Transfer enforcement case on ice (opens the original)
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A judge in July closed a court case over a $20 million federal fine levied against pipeline giant Energy Transfer for allegations it misled regulators about the demolition of a 173-year-old farmhouse in Ohio. The federal judge in Texas ruled that settlement negotiations had gone on too long for the case stemming from the 2021 Federal Energy Regulatory Commission enforcement action. FERC investigated and fined Energy Transfer after it demolished the Stoneman House in Dennison, Ohio, in 2016, as i
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