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  1. Collaborative Rulemaking Process Strengthens Ohio’s Energy Leadership, Led To Modern, Environmentally Sound Well Plugging Rules 7/9/2020

    API Ohio welcomed today’s approval by the Joint Committee on Agency Rule Review (JCARR) of new well plugging rules.

  2. New Study: U.S. LNG Exports Critical To Global Emissions Reductions 7/9/2020

    A new study released today by API and conducted by researchers at ICF examines the environmental benefits of U.S. natural gas use in China, Germany, and India, finding that using U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) rather than coal for electricity generation produces on average 50.5 percent fewer greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in all base case scenarios studied.

  3. Weatherford Signs Four-Year Contract With Eni S.P.A 7/8/2020

    Weatherford International plc announced it has been awarded an exclusive four-year contract with Eni S.p.A. The contract will provide a minimum of 30 Non-Umbilical Downhole Deployment Valves (NU-DDV) that will be deployed in Eni’s critical wells, improving their operational safety and reservoir performance.

  4. Petrofac Successfully Implements SkillsVX Software For Valaris 7/7/2020

    Petrofac, a leading international service provider to the energy industry, has successfully implemented its SkillsVX learning and competency software for offshore drilling services provider, Valaris, supporting its 7,000 employees globally to manage their learning and competency needs.

  5. Eni Remains Committed To Its Decarbonization Strategy, Revises Long-Term Prices Assumptions, Having Assessed The Disruptions In The Trading Environment Due To COVID-19 7/6/2020
  6. API Responds To Supreme Court Decision On Nationwide Permit 12, Keystone XL 7/6/2020

    The American Petroleum Institute released the following statement from Chief Legal Officer and Senior Vice President Paul G. Afonso in response to the Supreme Court's order reinstating the Nationwide Permit 12 program for pipeline construction projects across the country.

  7. API Responds To Pipeline Setbacks, Calls For Permitting Reform 7/6/2020

    The American Petroleum Institute released the following statement from President and CEO Mike Sommers in response to the cancellation of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline and a court ruling to shut down the Dakota Access Pipeline.

  8. Energy Transfer Statement On Dakota Access Pipeline 7/6/2020

    We believe that the ruling issued this morning from Judge Boasberg is not supported by the law or the facts of the case. Furthermore, we believe that Judge Boasberg has exceeded his authority in ordering the shutdown of the Dakota Access Pipeline, which has been safely operating for more than three years.

  9. API And NABTU Statement On Atlantic Coast Pipeline 7/5/2020

    American Petroleum Institute (API) President and CEO Mike Sommers and North America’s Building Trades Unions (NABTU) President Sean McGarvey issued the following statement after energy companies canceled construction of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline after years of unnecessary delays.

  10. Coalition For The Energy Of The Future: 11 Major International Companies Join Forces To Accelerate The Energy Transition In Transport And Logistics 7/3/2020

    At the Rencontres Économiques d’Aix-en-Provence, an economic forum attended by many organizations from around the world, 11 international groups have announced they have joined forces to form an international coalition open to new members.