Energy Stories of Interest: Tue, Sep 11, 2018
The “best of the rest”–stories that caught MDN’s eye that you may be interested in reading: Ashland County, Ohio, anti-fracking activists looking to Pa. for playbook advice; Bringing the forest back after shale gas; A call for more oversight on Algonquin pipeline expansion rallies legislators; Does a report on the shale boom give a glimpse at the benefits of energy dominance?; Coal is the most-used electricity generation source in 18 states; natural gas in 16; Natural gas will overtake oil to become North America's 'single largest energy source' this year; When bad weather has struck, natural gas has been completely reliable; Next wave of U.S. LNG projects lurks but market fistfight is inevitable; The biggest challenge facing shale oil could be overcoming its own success; Qatar agrees to supply China with natural gas for next 22 years; US agrees to work with India on Iran oil imports ahead of sanctions; Trump's energy secretary heading to Moscow to discuss more energy sanctions.
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