WHYY NEWS— Christina Simeone, director of policy and external affairs at the Kleinman Center, said the federal government should be paying Lacey and other nuclear host communities some kind of rent.
WALL STREET JOURNAL— KCEP's Christina Simeone said flawed business decisions and the investment priorities of Philadelphia Energy’s owners, not federal regulations, were to blame for the refinery’s inability to live up to its obligations.
PENN FUTURE— A profile of KCEP Director of Policy and External Affairs, Christina Simeone, who will be honored as a part of the 2018 Celebrating Women in Conservation Awards.
WALL STREET JOURNAL— KCEP's Christina Simeone comments that Philadelphia Energy’s refineries simply can’t compete against more sophisticated competitors.
STATEIMPACT—Christina Simeone, KCEP Director of Policy and External Affairs, said Pennsylvania and the federal government withdrew their objections to PES restructuring plan on the condition that their claims for back taxes would not be eliminated.
STATEIMPACT—Christina Simeone, an analyst at the Kleinman Center, said that if the state’s claim is upheld by the court, the magnitude of the liability may mean that liquidation is the only option for the refiner.
STATEIMPACT— Christina Simeone of the Kleinman Center said it’s not clear the EPA has the authority to exempt an individual refinery, especially of the size of PES, from RFS requirements.
THE HILL— The Kleinman Center's analysis is cited showing a long list of factors unrelated to the RFS and particular to PES that caused the bankruptcy.
FORBES— KCEP Senior Fellow Anna Mikulska considers impact of Trump Administration's energy policies on growth in oil and gas industry in 2017 and going forward.
