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Current IPAA Washington Report |
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U.S. Oil, Gas Producers Call for Government Report on Available Energy Supplies |
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Natural Gas Council Executive Summary of Lieberman-Warner Climate Security Act Analysis
The Natural Gas Council (NGC) conducted an analysis of S. 3036, the Lieberman-Warner Climate Security Act of 2008, showing that natural gas demand could increase by 30 percent under the bill.
While the NGC study focused on S. 3036, the findings and lessons learned are instructive as to the effects of the subsequent substitute offered by Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA). |
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Natural Gas Council: Study Finds Lieberman-Warner Legislation Will Drive Up Demand for Natural Gas |
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U.S. Oil, Gas Producers Respond to House Republicans New Energy Agenda |
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U.S. Oil, Gas Producers ‘Astonished’ at Senate Inaction on Energy |
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IPAA Responds to Senate Democrats' Energy Package |
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IPAA Report on Climate Change Debate |
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IPAA Reacts to President's Climate Change Goals
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Natural Gas Council: Climate Legislation Will Impact Natural Gas Consumers
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IPAA Testimony to House Oversight and Government Reform Committee
Testimony submitted in response to anti-development proposals for unnecessary regulation of American oil and natural gas production. |
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Natural Gas Council Study of Greenhouse Gas Initiatives
The Natural Gas Council (NGC), representing every segment of the U.S. natural gas industry, presents the results of a comprehensive study analyzing S. 280, the Climate
Stewardship and Innovation Act of 2007, introduced by Senators Joseph Lieberman (D-CT) and John McCain (R-AZ). The NGC study builds on the recently issued report by the
U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) regarding the projected impacts of the proposed McCain-Lieberman GHG legislation (S. 280) on the U.S. economy.
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Global Climate Change Position Paper
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Reasonable And Prudent Practices for Stabilization (RAPPS) for Oil and Natural Gas Exploration and Production Sites
Documenting the various operating practices and control measures used by oil and gas operators to effectively control erosion and sedimentation in storm water runoff.
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IPAA President & CEO Barry Russell (center) presides over the opening of the NASDAQ stock exchange during IPAA's Oil and Gas Investment Symposium in New York City.
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