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EPA recently issued two actions aimed at reducing air permitting delays: new Title V guidance and a proposed change to how “begin actual construction” is interpreted under New Source Review. These actions may help permitting authorities and project teams move faster, especially for data centers, power generation, manufacturing, and industrial expansions. However, faster review doesRead more

What the AI infrastructure surge signals for power, permitting, and emissions The next wave of data center development is not just a technology story. It is increasingly a power infrastructure story. For developers and operators, that changes the conversation in a meaningful way. Reliable generation is only part of the equation. As projects scale, teamsRead more

CERAWeek 2026 brought together 11,000 participants from more than 2,350 companies across 90 countries under the theme “Convergence and Competition: Energy, Technology and Geopolitics.” The size of the event was impressive, but the real takeaway was the direction of the conversation. This year’s discussions reflected an energy market being shaped all at once by AI-drivenRead more

EPA has issued new guidance aimed at streamlining Clean Air Act Title V operating permit renewals when permit terms and underlying applicable requirements have not changed. For facilities with truly unchanged permits, that could mean a more efficient renewal process and less time spent recreating information that permitting authorities already have. This is a practicalRead more

Biofuel Growth Raises the Stakes for Emissions Compliance and Operational Efficiency EPA’s newly finalized Renewable Fuel Standard “Set 2” rule sends a clear signal to the biofuels market: domestic renewable fuels are expected to play an even larger role in the U.S. fuel mix over the next two years. Finalized on March 27, 2026, theRead more

A Practical Guide to Regulations, Risks, and Real-World Solutions LNG emissions compliance has become one of the most critical challenges facing liquefied natural gas operators in the United States. As regulatory scrutiny intensifies, especially concerning methane and greenhouse gases, LNG operators must navigate a complex web of federal, state, and local requirements while maintaining safe,Read more

The U.S. EPA has finalized a rule extending the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (GHGRP) reporting deadline for reporting year 2025. Instead of the usual March 31, 2026 deadline, facilities and suppliers subject to 40 CFR Part 98 now have until October 30, 2026, to submit their annual greenhouse gas reports. For companies that rely onRead more

The 12th International LNG Congress (LNGCON 2026) held March 9–10 in Barcelona, brought together LNG leaders from across the value chain to discuss a familiar but increasingly urgent challenge: how to balance energy security, infrastructure investment, and decarbonization in a market facing mounting regulatory and operational pressure. What stood out from this year’s congress wasRead more

EPA has finalized a rule that rescinds the agency’s 2009 greenhouse gas endangerment and contribution findings and repeals federal greenhouse gas emission standards for vehicles and engines that were developed under Clean Air Act Section 202(a)(1). EPA frames this as a change in how it interprets its authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from newRead more