OIL AND GAS
Interior lease sales disappoint
Oil and gas companies collectively paid more than $20 million Tuesday and yesterday for the right to drill in Wyoming, a high point in an otherwise disappointing spate of sales by the Interior Department.
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Heather Richards, E&E News reporter
Oil and gas companies collectively paid more than $20 million Tuesday and yesterday for the right to drill in Wyoming, a high point in an otherwise disappointing spate of sales by the Interior Department.
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By George Cahlink in E&E Daily
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Energy and environmental issues could shape dozens of House races next year and will help determine whether Democrats retain their majority.
By George Cahlink in E&E Daily
Lawmakers are citing this weekend's attacks on key Saudi oil plants to criticize the energy priorities of their political opponents and to question Strategic Petroleum Reserve sales.
By Geof Koss and Jeremy Dillon in E&E Daily