Bloomberg reported that, while natural gas producers spent millions backing the Romney campaign, an Obama win may end of being beneficial, because many of his proposals and environmental regulations could boost demand.
Reuters reported that there is the possiblity that costs could rise for energy companies in the wake of Obama's re-election, with the expectation that tougher new environmental regulations will be introduced.
Decision on fracking in the Delaware River Basin is postponed one week after the Obama administration defers on the Keystone XL pipeline.
In Fitzman vernacular “to shine” means to ignore, blow-off, or “diss”. Which is exactly what Obama did when he delivered his first major policy speech on energy since becoming our Commander-in-Chief: Obama “shined” natural gas. For full story, click here
Get our independent commentary on gas trends and companies delivered to your inbox.
