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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved the first new major liquefied natural gas project in more than two years on Thursday, a win for the sector and for customers in Europe craving more U.S. shipments.

The Federal Regulatory Commission gave its final nod of approval this morning to plans to remove four hydroelectric dams from the Klamath River, putting the...

By refusing to hold a hearing for the chair of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Joe Manchin is damaging an existing effort to improve permitting for electric transmission lines.

All regions in the United States have adequate energy resources for a “normal” winter, but that doesn’t mean all regions will coast through winter without disruption

Kleinschmidt Associates, an engineering, regulatory, and environmental consulting firm, is proud to announce filing an unprecedented 28 Federal Energy

Manchin is likely to have his head handed to him and rightly so...

When the $80 billion President Barack Obama spent on infrastructure failed to stimulate the economy as fast as he had planned, Obama famously quipped that “shovel-ready was not as shovel-ready as we expected.”

Changes to permitting rules pale in comparison to actually funding the agencies that carry those reviews out.

Chairman Richard Glick from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Will be the Virtual Keynote Speaker