It all began in early January 2023, when a member of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, asked about studies linking the use of gas stoves to childhood asthma, told Bloomberg News that “any option…
Energy Magazine Category: USA
In the year since Russian hackers forced the shutdown of a major liquid fuels pipeline, U.S. gas utilities and pipeline operators have become more focused on building defenses against cyber threats, but compliance with federal…
President Biden’s original ‘Build Back Better’ bill and a separate infrastructure package offered dueling visions of the role natural gas should play in America’s energy future. For the U.S. natural gas industry, the kinder, gentler…
Canada and the United States Pursue Hydrogen Economies Will hydrogen fuel cells provide an energy storage solution for heavy vehicles in the transportation sector and compensate for the intermittency of wind, solar, and other energy…
In the United States where voter turnout is rarely as high as it is in Canada, American politicians nearly always claim that the election at hand is the most important election ever. This year is…
The COVID-19 pandemic, and the extraordinary restrictions imposed by governments on business and citizens to stop its spread, have done – and undone – many things no one had previously thought possible. The costs and…
The British debate over leaving the European Union (EU) has absorbed a lot of energy in the past few years and has generated more heat than light on what will happen next. Nonetheless, the United…
Washington has been buzzing about the “Green New Deal”1 ever since it was first proposed by newly-elected U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY)2 in January 2019. A leaked draft of legislation for the Green New Deal…
“Cross-ownership.” That was the matter-of-fact reply to a question that I asked Peter Morici,1 now a Professor of International Business at the R.H. Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland but then director…
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