CLIMATE
FERC critics ask appeals court to reconsider ruling
The New York nonprofit challenging federal energy regulators' approach to climate analysis is asking an appeals court to reconsider its ruling against the group.
Mike Soraghan
Reporter
Mike writes enterprise and investigative stories, primarily on oil and gas drilling. Before coming to Energywire, he covered congressional leadership for The Hill newspaper and served as a Washington correspondent for The Denver Post. He has received awards from the National Press Club, the Society of Environmental Journalists and the Society of Professional Journalists. He was a Kiplinger Fellow in 2014 and participated in NICAR Bootcamp in 2013. He is a member of Investigative Reporters and Editors and a committee chairman and former board member at the National Press Club.
Latest Stories
OIL AND GAS
Battle brews over rule on pipelines linked to deadly blasts
Oil and gas industry groups say federal regulators have struck a good balance with proposed rules for thousands of miles of pipelines called gathering lines for which there are currently no rules.
OIL AND GAS
Explosions rock East Coast's biggest refinery
Explosions and fire tore through a historic refinery on the south side of Philadelphia this morning, shaking houses in the surrounding neighborhoods and sending a fireball into the sky.
PIPELINES
Reporting violation draws $36K fine in explosion case
Federal regulators are seeking a $36,000 fine against the owners of a gas liquids pipeline that exploded in 2016 near the Kansas City, Mo., airport.
NATURAL GAS
Landslides, explosions spark fear in pipeline country
Pipeline builders are hitting rough terrain as they cross the Appalachian Mountains. Landslides have caused blasts, ruptures and construction problems. Companies say the lines are safe, but critics say the accidents show they shouldn't be built.