FROM THE OIL PATCH

Over a dozen states and the District of Columbia have protested a proposed “rulemaking” by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to broaden the kinds of gas pipeline projects that qualify for review exemptions. Under the planned new regulations (Docket No. RM25-12-001), FERC wants to revise its blanket certification to, as

Baker Hughes has reported $10.5 billion in orders for the second quarter (Q2), up 49 percent from the same three-month period last year and 29 percent against the prior quarter, driven by the Industrial and Energy Technology (IET) segment. Revenue fell two percent year-on-year but increased two percent quarter-on-quarter to

Even though the inflation rate dropped to 3.5% in June after reaching 4.2% in May, consumers are still finding no relief at grocery stores. Food prices in the U.S. have risen 33% over the past seven years, the largest seven-year increase in about 50 years, the New York Post reported Friday. While inflation has

A coalition of 15 state attorneys general is urging FERC to reject a proposed rule that would expand automatic approvals for natural gas pipeline projects, arguing the changes would weaken oversight and increase costs for consumers. A coalition of 15 state attorneys general has asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission