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'We're going to have layoffs.' Oil industry braces for pain
The White House promised Friday to bolster oil prices by filling up the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, but analysts warn the plan won't stop a long downturn for the oil industry.
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Mike Lee, Carlos Anchondo and Lesley Clark, E&E News reporters
The White House promised Friday to bolster oil prices by filling up the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, but analysts warn the plan won't stop a long downturn for the oil industry.
President Biden moved to embed the cost of emissions in federal programs by ramping up the social cost of carbon to $51 a ton.
By Jean Chemnick in Climatewire
Battery makers are facing a deeply uncertain decade ahead, as automakers jostle for access to the cheapest and most suitable technologies for their increasingly electric-powered fleets.
By David Iaconangelo in Energywire
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President Biden moved to embed the cost of emissions in federal programs by ramping up the social cost of carbon to $51 a ton.
By Jean Chemnick in Climatewire
Battery makers are facing a deeply uncertain decade ahead, as automakers jostle for access to the cheapest and most suitable technologies for their increasingly electric-powered fleets.
By David Iaconangelo in Energywire