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Winter Heating Outlook estimates that average natural gas prices will be lower this winter than last. The reason for the lower prices is not less demand; in fact, demand is expected to continue its years-long rise. Enormous supply is what’s keeping costs down ⤵

Opinion | Natural gas remains affordable. Here’s how. It wasn't a genius plan by the government.

As EID recently explored, export bans do not operate in a vacuum. With diesel prices driven by global markets and geopolitical instability, Restricting U.S. exports would do little to address the root causes behind higher prices ⤵

The Diesel Export Ban Debate is Back – But it Still Won’t Lower Prices Calls for a diesel export ban have returned to Washington as lawmakers look for ways to address record fuel costs and global supply crunch. While some policymakers have expressed openness to the idea, energy experts and market analysts counter that restricting exports would create new...

"Export bans would lead to less fuel production, tighter supplies, and rising costs." American Energy Alliance lays out why a diesel export ban could backfire and leave consumers worse off ⤵

Banning Diesel Exports is Bad Policy and Bad Politics Oil companies’ motives have been the subject of senseless political rhetoric in Washington for more than a century. With the mid-term elections rapidly approaching, lawmakers are continuing this time-honored tradition by calling for a ban on diesel exports – this time, it’s mostly coming from ...

"The blunt tool of banning diesel exports definitely doesn't work." Chris Wright made the case clearly: export bans can reduce refining and put upward pressure on gasoline and jet fuel prices.

US Energy Secretary Wright says diesel export ban won't work US Energy Secretary Chris Wright on Wednesday said a US ban on ​diesel exports would not work and could push up gasoline and jet fuel prices, a stance at odds with President Donald Trump, who is backing the ‌idea.

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Michigan is the latest state looking to expand its role in carbon capture development. It's part of a growing national trend as states recognize as both an energy and economic opportunity.

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Michigan Joins Growing Push for State Control of Carbon Capture Permitting As states across the country race to attract carbon capture investment, Michigan wants a seat at the table. Recently, members of the Michigan House Energy Committee introduced legislation that would transfer oversight of Class VI underground carbon storage wells from federal regulators to the state....

New EIA record: U.S. crude oil output is projected to hit 13.8 million barrels/day in 2026 — topping last year's record of 13.7M b/d. The Permian Basin alone accounts for roughly half of total U.S. production. 🚨

EIA projects U.S. crude oil output to reach record 13.8 million barrels per day in 2026 The EIA's latest Short-Term Energy Outlook makes it official: U.S. crude oil output will average 13.8 million barrels per day across all of 2026. That's a