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Methane leak capped, but political fallout may linger
The massive methane leak at a natural gas facility in Los Angeles was capped in February, but the political fallout is showing no signs of letting up.
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Jeremy P. Jacobs, E&E News reporter
The massive methane leak at a natural gas facility in Los Angeles was capped in February, but the political fallout is showing no signs of letting up.
Energy and Commerce Committee Democrats yesterday rolled out an enhanced version of their climate bill, an ambitious effort to overhaul the power sector and decarbonize the economy.
By Nick Sobczyk, Jeremy Dillon and E.A. Crunden in E&E Daily
Six major electric companies in the Southeast and Midwest have formed a coalition to boost electric vehicle charging stations throughout those regions.
By Kristi E. Swartz and David Ferris in Energywire
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Energy and Commerce Committee Democrats yesterday rolled out an enhanced version of their climate bill, an ambitious effort to overhaul the power sector and decarbonize the economy.
By Nick Sobczyk, Jeremy Dillon and E.A. Crunden in E&E Daily
Six major electric companies in the Southeast and Midwest have formed a coalition to boost electric vehicle charging stations throughout those regions.
By Kristi E. Swartz and David Ferris in Energywire