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Launched by the Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA) in 2009, Energy In Depth (EID) is a research, education and public outreach campaign focused on getting the facts out about the promise and potential of responsibly developing America’s onshore energy resource base – especially abundant sources of oil and natural gas from shale and other “tight” formations across the country. It’s an effort that benefits directly from the support, direction and technical expertise of a broad segment of America’s oil and natural gas industry, led in Washington by IPAA, and guided on the ground by IPAA’s more than 6,000 members and affiliates in the states. Join in on the conversations here, and learn more about what we're doing to keep energy affordable here at home, create new jobs and minimize our dangerous dependence on foreign oil. Comment Policy:
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For too long, the Constitution Pipeline has been caught in a cycle of approvals, reversals, delays, and uncertainty. Tha...
10/19/2026

For too long, the Constitution Pipeline has been caught in a cycle of approvals, reversals, delays, and uncertainty. That kind of regulatory whiplash makes it harder to attract the long-term investment needed to build critical energy infrastructure.

The Constitution Pipeline would connect abundant, affordable Marcellus natural gas to consumers in New York and New England, regions that continue to face some of the highest energy costs in the country. The Department of Energy's decision to advance the project is an encouraging signal that infrastructure needed to deliver reliable, affordable energy is once again being prioritized
https://www.foxbusiness.com/energy/trump-administration-commits-42m-revive-stalled-northeast-natural-gas-pipeline

However, building the Constitution Pipeline and other energy infrastructure will take more than just funding. Permitting reform is the clearest path to bringing projects like this to fruition when Americans need them most, and Congress has a bipartisan bill ready to move.

https://www.energyindepth.org/senate-permitting-deal-draws-broad-support-from-energy-and-business-leaders/?154

The Energy Department is backing the proposed Constitution Pipeline with up to $42 million as developers seek to bring the Northeast natural gas project online by 2028.

California’s next governor inherits gas prices nearly $2 above the national average, a growing reliance on foreign oil, ...
10/17/2026

California’s next governor inherits gas prices nearly $2 above the national average, a growing reliance on foreign oil, and a chance to set the tone for U.S. energy policy. Here’s what’s waiting in Sacramento:

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Families in the US could face heating oil bills that are more than 20% higher this winter. Meanwhile, US pipeline approv...
10/15/2026

Families in the US could face heating oil bills that are more than 20% higher this winter. Meanwhile, US pipeline approvals drag on for years. Canada's PM, a former UN climate envoy, set a two-year clock.

A bipartisan Senate bill would do the same here:

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney spent years urging the world’s biggest banks to price climate risk into every decision. On Oct. 1, he put a million-barrel-a-day oil pipeline on the fast track. Carney designated the proposed Pacific Link pipeline to the British Columbia coast a...

This week's highlights . As growing global demand for American natural gas drives investment in the infrastructure ne...
10/11/2026

This week's highlights . As growing global demand for American natural gas drives investment in the infrastructure needed to deliver it around the world.

Alternative asset managers deploying cash from their insurance arms are reshaping how America's energy infrastructure is ​financed, emerging as major backers of LNG export projects and the pipelines moving crude and natural gas around the country.

As the League Championship Series gets underway, remember: petroleum products power the game. From equipment to stadium ...
10/10/2026

As the League Championship Series gets underway, remember: petroleum products power the game.

From equipment to stadium lights, help power America’s pastime.

⛽️ Ohio drivers are already seeing relief at the pump as the state’s 90-day gas tax holiday takes effect.Lower fuel cost...
10/09/2026

⛽️ Ohio drivers are already seeing relief at the pump as the state’s 90-day gas tax holiday takes effect.

Lower fuel costs mean more relief for families and businesses across Ohio.

The tax break is helping, but bigger factors continue to move gas prices as well.

This case is bigger than Boulder. Supreme Court arguments raised a key question: Can one city use state courts to influe...
10/08/2026

This case is bigger than Boulder. Supreme Court arguments raised a key question: Can one city use state courts to influence energy production across the country?

Where does it stop?

Critics of the climate litigation campaign have warned for years: Boulder’s lawsuit is an attempt to use state courts to set national energy policy.

10/07/2026

Satellite data is a powerful tool. So is getting the ownership right. UCLA says it could confidently identify operators for fewer than one-third of observed methane sources, but the rankings made headlines anyway.

Read more:

Reducing methane emissions remains one of the most important opportunities for the oil and natural gas industry to continue improving environmental performance while delivering the affordable, reliable energy Americans and U.S. allies depend on. Satellite technology is creating new opportunities to....

Boulder’s climate lawsuit faced tough questions at the Supreme Court yesterday: Is this really a damages case—or an atte...
10/06/2026

Boulder’s climate lawsuit faced tough questions at the Supreme Court yesterday: Is this really a damages case—or an attempt to regulate the energy industry through the courts?
Read the recap ⤵️

Boulder's claims still try to impose liability based on the effects of energy production and use occurring far beyond Colorado.

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