Thomas Clark

Bullish on US Energy security, NatGas/LNG, Government Affairs aficionado, advocate for all things multimodal freight/cargo/energy transportation related.

[SOWELA @SowelaTCC]

Allen, an Industrial Electrical student, is a @SWN_R2 scholarship recipient. He’s making it his mission to “let my mother see her first child graduate from college.” After graduation, he plans to continue his schooling in nuclear engineering to focus on clean energy.

[American Petroleum Institute @APIenergy]

Methane emissions intensity declined by 66% across the 7 largest producing basins from 2011-2021 while U.S. natural gas production tripled. Programs like The Environmental Partnership are helping advance progress by sharing best practices across the oil & natural gas industry.

[Louisiana Energy Export Partners @LAEnergyExport]

Nat Gas replacing coal lowers CO2 emissions. We shouldn't deprive developing nations of the fuel that helped our transition to cleaner energy. Biden must pull back his ban on new LNG export projects.

[American Petroleum Institute @APIenergy]

Our VP of Natural Gas Markets Rob Jennings dives into the administration’s war on energy and U.S. natural gas in a new piece in @dcexaminer: https://t.co/WgcPwRvbDU

[AXPC @TheAXPC]

"Climate activists are wrong: Liquefied natural gas projects are of public interest"

https://t.co/ZY60IgdCh8 @Gabby_Hoffman

[LDEQ @louisiana_deq]

We are excited to get to work on streamlining our permitting process through Governor Landry's executive order. He has made it clear Louisiana is open! We look forward to working with business and industry to deliver for the people of Louisiana!
#lalege #WelcomeBackHomeLouisiana

[AXPC @TheAXPC]

Another reminder why the Biden administration’s U.S. LNG export approval freeze is nonsensical:

Other nations are already looking to “rival exporters” to meet their needs for LNG.

https://t.co/svtPmVgNeR

[John Kennedy @SenJohnKennedy]

With his new attack on LNG, Pres. Biden is intentionally killing jobs and threatening our national security to placate confused climate extremists.

https://t.co/t26ZT0WWIh

[Steve Everley @saeverley]

On the same day the White House announced its new LNG export freeze, the IEA projected major growth in global gas demand, but only limited growth in LNG supply.

Remind me, what happens when demand increases faster than supply?
https://t.co/5xXPl8saTE

[AXPC @TheAXPC]

"Blocking new LNG export projects won’t reduce global emissions. But it would be a gift to America’s adversaries and show Europe that the U.S. isn’t a reliable ally." - @wsj editorial board

https://t.co/TvMCXKv1Nu

[AXPC @TheAXPC]

WATCH:

@HouseCommerce Chair @CathyMcMorris:

"We are the world’s leading oil and natural gas producer, the leading exporter of LNG, and have achieved this while also reducing emissions more than any other nation. 

"We should be celebrating this legacy and building on our achievements.”

[Oil & Gas Journal @OGJOnline]

A combined Chesapeake Energy / Southwestern Energy would control about 40% of gross #natgas production in the #Haynesville
Read the details https://t.co/8HZ24mPp6o

#oilandgas #oilgasindustry #mergers #acquisitions #LNG #naturalgas #chesapeake #swn #OGJ

[Thomas Clark @La1stCommish]

@LouisianaLtGov @RoseParade @fiestafloats @amanda_shaw @LakeCharlesCVB @TangiTourism @NatchTourism @LafayetteTravel @visitshreveport @VisitNewOrleans @LANorthshore What number in the line of floats is Louisiana’s float?

[Jeff Landry @JeffLandry]

The EPA's decision granting Louisiana primacy for regulating Class VI wells marks a significant milestone in our state's economic development. This approval has positioned Louisiana to become the nation’s leader in safely storing carbon dioxide, contributing to nationwide emissions reduction and bringing new jobs and innovation to our state. As Governor, I am committed to overseeing the seamless implementation of this program for the benefit of Louisiana's citizens and our nation.

[Louisiana Energy Export Partners @LAEnergyExport]

LEEP applauds the EPA for granting Louisiana primacy over carbon, capture and sequestration (CCS) projects. This decision will allow Louisianans to harness our natural resources, while reducing emissions.

[Melinda Deslatte @MelindaDeslatte]

Biden administration hands Louisiana new power to expand carbon capture projects (from @AP) #lalege #lagov https://t.co/svIyLKmo0S

[AXPC @TheAXPC]

#MemberMonday: @SWN_R2 invests in the communities where its employees work and live by supporting technical and STEM education. It recently advanced Louisiana's workforce development with a $300,000 commitment to boost @golctcs scholarship opportunities across LA.

[Southwestern Energy @SWN_R2]

SWN recently pledged $75,000 over three years to the @BPCCFoundation to provide scholarships to students studying S.T.E.M. With this contribution, we are strengthening the workforce in our operating area of Louisiana.

[American Petroleum Institute @APIenergy]

The impact of U.S. energy leadership can be felt across the globe. American producers stepped up when Russia invaded Ukraine. Sending over 800 LNG cargoes to Europe – a 141% increase over 2021—U.S. energy helped Europe stave off an energy crisis. @HouseCommerce https://t.co/lIWXjar9hk

[American Petroleum Institute @APIenergy]

The Shale Revolution changed the world. Breakthroughs like this were made possible by a government that didn’t stand in the way of production. American energy is still solving big problems today, we just need the right regulations in place. @HouseCommerce https://t.co/534GqyhCK7