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Michael Bastasch The Daily Caller 9/14/2012 With prices at the pump worrying Americans, Republicans have railed against the Environmental Protection Agency’s new gas mandate that requires consumers to buy at least four gallons when purchasing from stations with hoses containing 10 percent and 15 percent ethanol-blended fuel. On Monday, Republicans on the House Committee on […] September 20th, 2012 | Tags: American Motorcyclist Association, American Petroleum Institute, ethanol, Ford Motor Company, gasoline prices, Rep. James Sensenbrenner, Sen. Chip Cravaack | Category: Congress, Energy, Environmental Protection Agency, federal mandates | Comments are closed
Clifford Kraus The New York Times 1/31/2011 In case you haven’t noticed, oil prices in the United States differ from those in the rest of the world. Usually the variance is just a few dollars, but over the last few weeks the difference between West Texas Intermediate prices and Brent crude, which is sourced in […] February 1st, 2011 | Tags: Alberta, American Petroleum Institute, Brent crude, Cushing, Egypt, Keystone XL pipeline project, oil sands, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Sen. John Barrasso, Suez Canal, tar sands | Category: Canada, Economy, Energy, Environment, Environmental Protection Agency, Oklahoma, Politics, States, Texas, United States, Wyoming | Comments are closed
Jazz Shaw HotAir.com 12/4/2010 While the original story of the new drilling moratorium was covered here at Hot Air, the new unemployment numbers which came out this week highlight an even more disturbing aspect of this proposal by the administration. Jack Gerard of the American Petroleum Institute (API) sent out a rather graphic warning to […] December 4th, 2010 | Tags: American Petroleum Institute, moratorium, off-shore drilling | Category: Barack Obama, Cloward-Piven Strategy, Economy, Energy, federal regulations, unemployment | Comments are closed
A rush for black gold in the Gulf Washington Examiner Examiner Editorial August 20, 2009 Major new offshore drilling for oil and natural gas in the Gulf of Mexico will soon be a reality. The big question is whether Americans will be part of it. Brazil, China, India, Norway, Spain and Russia have all signed […] August 20th, 2009 | Tags: American Petroleum Institute, Bahamas, Brazil, China, Cuba, Gulf of Mexico, India, Ken Salazar, Minerals Management Service, Norway, oil and gas drilling, Spain | Category: Alaska, Barack Obama, California, Energy, Environment, Louisiana, Russia, Virginia | Comments are closed
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