Callie Patteson
Journalist at Freelance
Energy and Environmental Reporter at Washington Examiner
Energy & Environment Reporter @dcexaminer | Red Sox fan | Dr. Pepper enthusiast | she/her
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washingtonexaminer.com | Callie Patteson
A developer is seeking the green light from the Trump administration to restart construction on two natural gas pipeline projects in New York that had been abandoned in the last five years. Oklahoma-based pipeline developer Williams Companies is specifically looking to revive the controversial Constitution pipeline and the Northeast Supply Enhancement project, as part of a deal the Trump administration made with New York state to advance its energy agenda.
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1 week ago |
washingtonexaminer.com | Callie Patteson
WHAT’S HAPPENING TODAY: Good afternoon and Happy Thursday, readers! With some help from our editor Joe Lawler, today’s Daily on Energy dives headfirst into the Supreme Court’s decision today that narrowed the scope of federal environmental reviews. Discussions around the House-passed budget reconciliation bill continue, as many within the clean energy industry continue to call for softer phase-outs of the Inflation Reduction Act tax credits to avoid major market disruptions.
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1 week ago |
washingtonexaminer.com | Callie Patteson
The Supreme Court placed new limits on the bedrock environmental law that has, for decades, required federal agencies to study the environmental effects of energy and infrastructure projects such as pipelines, transmission lines, and highways. In an 8-0 ruling, the high court determined that courts should narrow the scope of reviews required by the National Environmental Policy Act to just the environmental effects of projects, and not consider broader downstream effects.
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1 week ago |
washingtonexaminer.com | Callie Patteson
WHAT’S HAPPENING TODAY: Good afternoon readers, and happy Wednesday! With a little help from our editor Joe Lawler, today’s edition of Daily on Energy kicks off looking at who will be leading the federal permitting council under the second Trump administration. German energy major RWE saw a major win today in a landmark case that determined when individual companies can be held accountable for impacts on climate change.
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1 week ago |
washingtonexaminer.com | Callie Patteson
King Charles III arrived in Canada on Monday for his first visit as the country’s head of state amid increasing tensions with President Donald Trump over making Canada the 51st U.S. state. During the highly anticipated two-day visit, Charles is expected to deliver the “Speech from the Throne” and mark the start of the new session of parliament, outlining Prime Minister Mark Carney’s agenda and pointing to the differences between the U.S. and its northern neighbor.
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And Ways and Means has wrapped up. As expected, GOP blocked amendments seeking to protect IRA energy credits. But some members did express concerns as to how far the cuts go...proposal faces a steep climb in the Senate. More from me: https://t.co/pN2WsAAX6b
The Energy & Commerce committee is slowly making its way through its proposed text for budget reconciliation tonight. If you missed the first few hours, here are some highlights from @MaydeenMerino and I: (Markup may last well into tomorrow) https://t.co/Da8rvArbAq
RT @HowardMortman: It's 4:57am ET ... there's another vote during the House Ways and Means markup ... and they have to wake Rep. Blake Moor…
The Energy & Commerce committee is slowly making its way through its proposed text for budget reconciliation tonight. If you missed the first few hours, here are some highlights from @MaydeenMerino and I: (Markup may last well into tomorrow) https://t.co/Da8rvArbAq