February 1, 2023 – Reuters
U.S. LNG exports fall 5% as shipments to Europe slip
By Marianna Parraga
HOUSTON, Feb 1 (Reuters) - U.S. exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) declined 5% to 6.84 million tonnes in January compared to the prior month as cold weather boosted domestic demand and as producers sent less gas to European customers, Refinitiv Eikon data showed on Wednesday…
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January 24, 2023 – KRIS 6 Corpus Christi
Port of Corpus Christi closes out fiscal year with record tonnage
By: Myra Sanchez
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A 12 percent increase over 2021 volumes has landed the Port of Corpus Christi a new annual tonnage record of 187.9 million tons…
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January 23, 2023 – Honolulu Civil Beat
Proposed $1 Billion Hydrogen Fuel Hub Signals A New Start For Reenergized Hawaii Agency
By Stewart Yerton
When new economic development director Chris Sadayasu first heard Hawaii had made it to the second round of a competition to land federal Department of Energy grants totaling $7 billion to build hydrogen fuel production facilities across the U.S., Sadayasu said he was thrilled…
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January 18, 2023 – Reuters
Oil production picking up in second-largest U.S. shale field
By Stephanie Kelly
NEW YORK, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Oil production in South Texas, home of the second largest U.S. shale field, is expected to rise as much as 4% this year, as higher prices spur more drilling and as U.S. crude exports set new records…
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January 9, 2023 – Bloomberg
Gasoline Prices Set to Rise If Corn-Belt States Win Fuel Fight
By Jennifer A. Dlouhy and Chunzi Xu
Pipeline systems fully contained within the Midwest and refineries primarily serving the region would generally shift to the new specification, according to an ICF analysis seen by Bloomberg News. But in-region refiners would have to find new markets for butane and other cheap, volatile hydrocarbons that lower the cost of gasoline.
The change also could isolate the Midwest’s fuel supply from the rest of the...
