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Russia Calls for UN Investigation of Nord Stream Gas Pipeline Blasts, Alleges US Sabotage
Russia told the U.N. Security Council that Moscow has “no trust” in the investigations being carried out by Denmark, Sweden, and Germany, but “fully trusts” the U.N. to establish an independent investigation.
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Are Gas Stoves Getting Banned? What You Need to Know About the ‘Hidden Hazard'
Could your days cooking over an open flame be numbered? The debate over gas stoves is heating up in kitchens across the country amid mounting evidence of potential hidden health hazards — including a link to childhood asthma.
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North Texans Concerned Over Natural Gas Use as Temperatures Drop
With temperatures dipping into the 20’s overnight Monday, some Texans are concerned about losing natural gas and not being able to heat their homes or operate stoves and hot water heaters.
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North Texans Hope Natural Gas System Works During Monday Night's Cold Snap
With temperatures dipping into the 20’s overnight Monday, some Texans are concerned about losing natural gas and not being able to heat their homes or operate stoves and hot water heaters.
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Natural Gas Outages Lasting Hours for Some North Texans
Plenty of frustration for some North Texans who went many hours without heat during the Arctic blast because of what Atmos called “high usage” and “extreme temperatures.”
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Atmos Reports Low Gas Pressure in Several North Texas Cities
On one of the coldest days of the season many North Texans are going on almost a full day without heat in their homes. And some are reporting low natural gas pressure while there are calls to conserve gas.
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Atmos Energy Urging Residents to Conserve Gas Usage
Atmos Energy is urging residents to conserve natural gas usage during the extreme winter temperatures to help maintain gas service.
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Atmos Energy Urging Residents to Conserve Gas Usage
Atmos Energy is urging residents to conserve natural gas usage during the extreme winter temperatures to help maintain gas service.
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Leak at Western Pennsylvania Gas Storage Well Spewing Methane
A vent at an underground natural gas storage well in Western Pennsylvania has been spewing massive amounts of planet-warming methane into the atmosphere for more than 11 days and attempts to plug the leak have thus far failed.
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Major Pipeline From Russia to Europe Restarts, But Not Near Full Capacity
The operator of a major pipeline from Russia to Europe says natural gas has started flowing again after a 10-day shutdown for maintenance.
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How the War in Ukraine Could Impact College Tuition
You’re probably seeing some of the highest energy bills you’ve seen in years, and if you’re a college student, or thinking about going to college, soaring energy prices may impact you in more ways than you’d like. In the U.S., the cost of natural gas was 24 percent higher in February 2022 than it was in February 2021. And...
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What's the Connection Between Surfing, Student Loans, and Grocery Bags?
Is there any connection between surfing, student loans and grocery bags? NBC San Diego’s Dana Williams tries to find out in this episode of Connect the Dots.
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Energy Department OKs Expanded LNG Exports From Texas, Louisiana
The Energy Department on Wednesday authorized additional exports of liquefied natural gas, or LNG, from planned terminals in Texas and Louisiana.
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Russia Cuts Off Gas to 2 NATO Nations in Bid to Divide West
The Kremlin warned other European Union countries could be next, sending shivers of worry through the 27-nation bloc
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Putin Says ‘Unfriendly Countries' Will Pay for Russia's Gas in Rubles
Economists said the move appeared designed to try to support the ruble, which has collapsed against other currencies after Western countries hit Russia with far-reaching sanctions
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GOP's Marco Rubio Says the U.S. Should Target Russian Oil While Boosting Its Own Energy Production
The Florida Republican told CNBC on Tuesday the U.S. needs to get energy output back to pre-Coivd levels “when we were exporting more than we were importing.”
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Russia and China Show Solidarity, But Their Interests Are Not All the Same
China and Russia are “now closer together than ever, probably than for the past 70 years,” said Robert Daly of the Kissinger Institute on China and the U.S.
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Despite No Winterization Standards, Texas Railroad Commission Declares Gas System ‘98% Winterized'
State records raise questions about what it means to be “winterized” and ready for Texas natural gas system to work in winter weather.
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Despite No Winterization Standards, Railroad Comm. Says Gas System ‘98% Winterized'
State records raise questions about what it means to be “winterized” and ready for Texas natural gas system to work in winter weather.
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ERCOT Proposes ‘Gas Desk' to Monitor Gas Supply to Power Plants
Electric Reliability Council of Texas’ interim CEO wants to create a special “gas desk” to monitor the supply of natural gas to power plants across the state.