E&E NEWS—"The natural gas boom is the biggest story, clearly, in Pennsylvania over the past decade," said Christina Simeone, the former director of policy and external affairs at the Kleinman Center.
NATURAL GAS INTELLIGENCE—European LNG importers do not have serious concerns about a Biden presidency, especially with Biden saying he does not plan to ban hydraulic fracturing, said Senior Fellow Anna Mikulska.
NATURAL GAS INTELLIGENCE—“The methane emissions policies issued by the EU would not have an immediate impact on the ability of any natural gas supplier to deliver to the EU,” said Senior Fellow Anna Mikulska.
MIRAGE NEWS—Anna Mikulska, senior fellow at the Kleinman Center, argues that America’s foreign and energy security policy, particularly in Europe, has become overly reliant on sanctions.
PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER—“Loosening environmental regulations hasn’t really helped much, as switching away from coal is driven by market rather than regulatory factors,” said Kleinman Center Senior Fellow Anna Mikulska
NATURAL GAS INTELLIGENCE—Senior Fellow Anna Mikulska said the pipeline would likely be completed as the fines are litigated first in Polish courts and then EU courts.
MIT TECH REVIEW—Caleb Woodall and Jennifer Wilcox are among a growing number of scientists exploring ways to accelerate these otherwise slow reactions in hopes of using mining waste to fight climate change.
E&E NEWS—Several European countries have begun issuing specialized "green" bonds to fund projects tied to the energy transition, but those haven't been widely tried in the U.S, said Mark Alan Hughes.
APN NEWS—Piyush Goyal donated the monetary component of the Carnot prize, conferred upon him by Kleinman Center, for his work in sustainable energy solutions.
WRI—"The latest climate science shows us that curbing emssiosn alone aren’t enough to prevent exceedingly dangerous levels of warming,” said Jen Wilcox, Affiliate Faculty of the Kleinman Center.
WHYY—“Prices have been so ridiculously low in RGGI that it’s very difficult to argue that it’s been meaningful,” said Faculty Fellow Arthur van Benthem.
