WHYY—“Rather than being a poster child for what the world is turning away from, we can now be a poster child for where the world is going,” said Mark Hughes.
PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER—The Kleinman Center estimated that the impact fee revenues are one-third the potential revenues of a severance tax proposed by Gov. Tom Wolf.
PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER—The deed restrictions were not mentioned in 2018 report by Penn’s Kleinman Center for Energy Policy, which closely examined legacy issues with the financially troubled refinery.
WHYY—“I think that this vampire bid between IRG and the Rinaldi interests is not about getting more money for the unsecured creditors … It’s really about reopening the refinery,” Mark Hughes said.
PHILLY VOICE—Serpell explained, "provided that you’re getting the renewable natural gas from waste that’s already produced, it is a very good way of producing carbon-free heat.”
WHYY—Oscar Serpell, a research associate at the Kleinman Center, said that even though customers are not directly using the biogas, by paying someone to produce it, the end effect is the same.
PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER—Without a change in business fundamentals, a 2018 report by the Kleinman Center said, the refinery remained so uncompetitive that it was “likely” to face bankruptcy again by 2022.
THE PHILADELPHIA TRIBUNE—Mark Hughes said potential buyers of the PES refinery or investors in the land should know about the benzene problems and potential legal liability for the emission.
E&E NEWS—Potential buyers of the PES refinery or investors in the land should know about the benzene problems and potential legal liability for the emissions, said Mark Hughes.
WHYY—Mark Hughes said potential buyers of the PES refinery or investors in the land should know about the benzene problems and potential legal liability for the emission.
WANTED IN MILAN—The second-level master’s will work in collaboration with a number of foreign universities, including the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy.
LA REPUBBLICA—State University of Milan, with participation from the Kleinman Center, is launching an interdisciplinary program to train experts in climate change.
NATURAL GAS WORLD—Senior Fellow Anna Mikulska writes that European Union leaders have endorsed climate neutrality by 2050. The agreement has not been a complete win, however, as Poland remained opposed.
