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  • Drillers Silence Fracking Claims With Sealed Settlements

    Chris and Stephanie Hallowich were sure drilling for natural gas near their Pennsylvania home was to blame for the headaches, burning eyes and sore throats they suffered after the work began.

  • Washington Female CEOs Earn $600,000 Less Than Male Lobby Peers

    Women led eight of Washington’s 50 most politically active trade lobby groups and earned about $600,000 less than their male counterparts, according to salary data compiled by Bloomberg.

  • Oil Industry Chief Believes Obama Will Back Keystone Pipe

    American Petroleum Institute President Jack Gerard said he believes President Barack Obama will approve the Keystone XL Pipeline this year, after another environmental-impact study of the proposal is complete.

  • Renewables Tapping Partnership Tax Plan Backed by Big Oil

    Renewable energy companies moved a step closer to accessing a tax financing structure that’s worth more than $350 billion as the American Petroleum Institute said it would back Congressional plans to expand the program.

  • U.S. States Turn Against Renewable Energy as Gas Plunges

    More than half the U.S. states with laws requiring utilities to buy renewable energy are considering ways to pare back those mandates after a plunge in natural gas prices brought on by technology that boosted supply.

  • Keystone Pipeline Support Enlists Oil Firms to U.S. Jews: Energy

    Almost 50 groups representing everything from oil companies to American Jews have stepped up their Washington spending as the proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline proves to be a bonanza for lobbyists.

  • Obama Warms to Energy Industry by Supporting Natural Gas

    Huddled around the West Wing table were an unlikely group of co-conspirators with the administration of U.S. President Barack Obama.

  • Gerard, Gutierrez, Cali, Litan on U.S. Regulations

    Aug. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Jack Gerard, president of the American Petroleum Institute, Carlos Gutierrez, vice chairman of the institutional clients group at Citigroup Inc., Leonard Cali, senior vice president of external and legislative affairs at AT&T Inc., and Robert Litan, director of research at Bloomberg Government, talk about the U.S. regulatory environment. They speak at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Florida, as part of the Bloomberg/2012 Tampa Host Committee Economic Development Series. Bloomberg's Michael Riley moderates the panel. (Source: Bloomberg)

  • Jinko and First Solar Rise on Renewable-Energy Bill

    JinkoSolar Holding Co. and First Solar Inc. were among solar companies that surged after four U.S. senators introduced legislation that would let renewable- energy projects qualify for a tax-advantaged corporate structure currently used by oil, natural gas and pipeline projects.

  • Natural Gas That Backed Romney May Gain From Obama Win

    Natural gas producers such as Exxon Mobil Corp. spent millions of dollars this year trying to defeat Democrats, such as President Barack Obama. His re-election may end up being a boon for them.

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