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The Mississippi Energy Institute (MEI) is the go-to place for information related to energy in Mississippi.
Between MEI’s staff, diverse business membership, and public sector partners, the organization is a wealth of information and thoughts on growth-based energy policy. Whenever energy dominates the headlines, MEI President Patrick Sullivan, is sought out as a reliable source of insight. If you want to know more about Mississippi’s vast natural resources, energy mix, policy issues regarding energy or environmental issues, or general insight about all things energy please contact us.
The Mississippi Energy Institute (MEI) is the go-to place for information related to energy in Mississippi.
Between MEI’s staff, diverse business membership, and public sector partners, the organization is a wealth of information and thoughts on growth-based energy policy. Whenever energy dominates the headlines, MEI President Patrick Sullivan, is sought out as a reliable source of insight. If you want to know more about Mississippi’s vast natural resources, energy mix, policy issues regarding energy or environmental issues, or general insight about all things energy please contact us.
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Federal permitting reform is necessary for the U.S. energy industry to develop projects fast enough to keep up with consumer demand. Energy supply projects help avoid shortfalls and price spikes.
When companies need to reduce emissions without disrupting operations, carbon capture is a great solution. Exciting announcement from CF Industries and ExxonMobil about $100M CCS investment in Yazoo City:
It is the second major decarbonization project undertaken by CF Industries Holdings, Inc., the world’s largest producer of ammonia.
magnoliatribune.comThe South has more than hospitality and great food! As demand for fuel increases, govt leaders can look to southern states who are benefitting from pro-energy policies that encourage - not punish - more oil and gas production: https://t.e2ma.net/webview/stp43l/347de83c0b3e9787061fa42cef574634
Reliable, affordable electricity is a thing of the past for some places. Not for MS. Amazon Web Services found the energy they’ll need for their huge new $10b+ data complex. More opportunity ahead for MS, a reliable energy state.
The AWS project is evidence of a well-planned, competitive system for development in Mississippi.
magnoliatribune.comIn today’s Daily Energy Intake, we discuss why some areas in the U.S. are facing potential energy shortages, and how Mississippi stands to take advantage of others’ poor decisions by being a state with abundant, reliable energy:
...https://t.e2ma.net/webview/chtmxl/f067a907c850b1b37cec90efc94f3d22
A new EPA rule dictates what types of cars will be manufactured in the U.S. rather than letting automakers build what U.S. consumers want.
It’s bad policy, and will further drive up the already rising costs of vehicles in the U.S.
...http://kingfish1935.blogspot.com/2024/03/how-high-will-car-costs-go.html?m=1
Great article by Gov. @HaleyBarbour.
As companies work to meet lower emissions standards, carbon capture and storage technology has the potential to give Mississippi a competitive advantage in economic development and build on recent success.
Former Governor Haley Barbour says Mississippi can be at the forefront of meeting global demand for low-carbon energy made from natural gas.
magnoliatribune.comMEI - Your Daily Energy Intake https://t.e2ma.net/share/inbound/t/ggz54k/wg6roc
Feel free to share your pet's thoughts on climate change...
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Why is China adding so many coal power plants? Probably because they need lots of steady power to make the solar panels they sell to the U.S.