The public is invited to attend the 10 a.m. meeting on Monday, April 26 at the Capitol and to submit questions for the Democratic administration official. The governor initially had said attendees would be limited to "avoid confrontation and controversy" when asked if environmental activist Tim DeChristopher would be on the guest list. DeChristopher is charged with submitting false bids on federal oil leases. [...more]
Hidden costs revealed Displacing commercial energy with non-commercial renewable sources will cost billions to the consumer and to the federal government. Back in May of 2007, Senator Lamar Alexander asked the Energy Information Administration (EIA) to develop an analysis of Federal energy subsidies focusing on subsidies to elec- tricity production. The analysis was limited to sub- sidies provided [...] [...more]
Q: Regulatory challenges are ever present. What will your focus be for the PAW member committees you work with in the next year or so? A: We have several regulatory issues coming to finalization within various departments of the WDEQ. In the Water Quality Division we are continuing to work on water management associated with coal [...] [...more]
BY: STAFF Despite a lull in oil and gas activity in Wyoming in recent months, PAW vice president Cheryl Sorensen and the Public Lands Committee has plenty to do. She said she will continue to focus on gaining access to public lands, ESA issues, and reclamation. The importance of RMP revisions “We are focusing on what chang- es we [...] [...more]
A word about reservoir reclamation BY: BRENDA K. SCHLADWEILER, PhD. The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) requires all reservoirs (im- poundments) constructed for the management of water produced in association with Coalbed Natural Gas (CBNG) be completely removed and reclaimed when production involving those reservoir(s) has ended. Although final specific BLM guidance, as directed by the Buffalo [...] [...more]
Petroleum Association of Wyo- ming president Bruce Hinchey is care- fully tracking the challenges facing oil and gas operators in the state on the national as well as local stage. Activity has dipped, a new ad- ministration is in Washington, and Congress is focused on providing in- centives for the renewable portfolio. State legislators are searching for [...] [...more]
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