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Nathanial Gronewold, E&E News reporter
HOUSTON — A reporting effort for "near miss" offshore energy accidents is lagging due to a lack of industry interest, the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement reported yesterday.
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Congress will move spending legislation on multiple fronts this week, possibly including the Energy and Water Development bill in the Senate and a stopgap measure in the House.
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Oil majors are increasingly investing in emerging renewable technologies, driven in part by a bleak market and pressures from governments to address climate change. Some experts say it's a sign of a fundamental change within the industry, but others are skeptical it will last.
By Benjamin Storrow in Climatewire
Congress will move spending legislation on multiple fronts this week, possibly including the Energy and Water Development bill in the Senate and a stopgap measure in the House.
By George Cahlink and Jeremy Dillon in E&E Daily