
SoCal Gas
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2 weeks ago |
consumerwatchdog.org | Thomas D. Elias |SoCal Gas |politics. Non-partisan
By Thomas Elias, ENTERPRISE RECORDAcademics have known for many years the potential for conflicts of interest when they conduct studies or write reports on products or companies for which they have consulted. That’s why they almost always disclose conflicts.
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1 month ago |
consumerwatchdog.org | Rob Nikolewski |SoCal Gas
By Rob Nikolewski, MERCURY NEWS Gov. Gavin Newsom seems to be taking a friendlier tone regarding the petroleum industry, as two refineries recently announced they would close down operations in California. Earlier this week, Newsom sent a letter to California Energy Commission vice chair Siva Gunda, directing Gunda to “redouble the State’s efforts to work closely with refiners” to help ensure Californians have access to transportation fuels such as gasoline in the short and long term.
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1 month ago |
consumerwatchdog.org | Justin Kloczko |SoCal Gas
Los Angeles, CA—A new investigative report by Consumer Watchdog explains the sudden reversal by electric worker and corporate lobbyist Scott Wetch to support a controversial energy bill SB 540 (Becker), known as “Pathways,” which cedes control over California environmental laws to Trump.
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2 months ago |
consumerwatchdog.org | Thomas D. Elias |SoCal Gas
By Thomas Elias, ENTERPRISE RECORDIf California wants power company executives from coal-happy states like Wyoming and Utah to run energy policy in this state, then the state Senate should pass a proposed law called SB 540, sponsored by Silicon Valley Democrat Josh Becker. Similarly, if California wants its most important environmental decisions to be made by a Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) controlled by President Trump, pass this bill.
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Feb 5, 2025 |
consumerwatchdog.org | Blanca Begert |SoCal Gas |politics. Non-partisan
By Blanca Begert, POLITICOhttps://www.politico.com/newsletters/california-climate/2025/02/04/why-tesla-needs-a-trump-lifeline-00202519?nname=california-climate&nid=00000189-315c-d8dd-a1ed-797dc9f10000&nrid=9df49bfd-52ce-419e-b9c2-dba48e0990e3OIL COUNT: The U.S. may have had a record high year for oil drilling, but in California new oil and gas well permits hover near record lows.
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