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US Seeks Revision Of Rule On Offshore Oil Wells Made After BP Disaster

"WASHINGTON - The Trump administration on Friday proposed relaxing a rule on offshore oil wells that was finalized after the 2010 BP Plc disaster and crude spill in the Gulf of Mexico, as part of its effort to slash regulations it considers burdensome on industry.

The exact revisions to the 2016 well control rule proposed by the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE), an office of the Department of Interior, will be known next week when they are published in the Federal Register.

Source: Reuters, 04/30/2018

Trump Admin Drafts Plan To Unravel Obama-Era Fuel-Efficiency Rules

"The Trump administration has drafted a proposal that would freeze fuel-efficiency standards for automobiles starting in 2021 and challenge California’s ability to set its own fuel-efficiency rules, changes that would hobble one of the Obama administration’s most significant initiatives to curb climate change."

Source: Washington Post, 04/30/2018

Energy Sec. Perry’s Son Owns An Energy Investment Company. A Problem?

"A private investment firm led by Energy Secretary Rick Perry’s son has notified the Securities and Exchange Commission that it’s seeking investors for a new energy fund, raising concerns about the potential for private businesses run by the offspring of high-ranking government officials to benefit from their parents’ policy decisions without the public being aware."

Source: McClatchy, 04/26/2018

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