Environment
Trump launches last-ditch crusade to rescue coal
Oleksii Riabchyn, chief international officer at Naftogaz, also described Ukraine’s efforts to position itself as a major natural gas hub for Europe.
State leaders in both parties say gas tax holidays did little to help consumers the last time a war shook the oil market. They see even less reason to try them now.
American Petroleum Institute CEO Mike Sommers says industry leaders want to “make sure that we’re finishing the job in Iran.”
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