Business groups challenging federal rules that force oil companies to reveal payments to foreign governments say new European Union plans to force similar disclosures do not bolster the legal case for the U.S. rules.
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Business groups challenging federal rules that force oil companies to reveal payments to foreign governments say new European Union plans to force similar disclosures do not bolster the legal case for the U.S. rules.
Rep. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., will receive the U.S Chamber of Commerce's Spirit of Enterprise Award.
Sens. Jeanne Shaheen and Rob Portman are optimistic they can do what many in the energy community gave up on years ago: pass legislation.
It’s likely that more corporations, coalitions, and advocacy groups have lobbied, rallied, and written letters about the Keystone XL oil pipeline than about any other pipeline ever built in the United States.
Building the cross-border Keystone XL will stimulate the U.S. economy and ensure North American energy independence, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce said.
“One word: plastics.”
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