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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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Beer, Sausage and a Failing Economy….
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Pregame - steak or greens?
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Today's edition - Leo DiCaprio on energy. Great actor but....
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Today we highlight EPA’s proposed Clean Power Plan 2.0. To put it nicely, it’s creative…
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Patrick Sullivan delves into the National Environmental Policy Act and the red tape it's caused in America's energy production. He says the "well-intended process has evolved into a burdensome beast."
The Biden Administration’s unprecedented meddling in attempt to transform the U.S. energy picture in power generation, automotive fuels, and even...
Denbury, Mississippi’s largest oil producer, has been acquired by ExxonMobil Corp. The Mississippi Energy Institute says over the last 20 years, Denbury has accounted for about half of the oil production in the state.
Exxon's acquisition of Denbury is aimed at making carbon capture a more profitable endeavor.
In WSJ story this week re federal permitting negotiations in DC, “priority for Democrats is giving FERC more authority to determine where long distance power lines should go and who should pay.” Thanks @JoelCarterMS for SB2341. That regulatory authority belongs in states.
Energy for my people.
Fossil Fuels for my people.
Access to modern technology to my people.
Machines amplify and expand our capabilities. Why does the US have only 2% of its people in farming or Europe less than 5% while Africa has ~70%?
Machines and Fossil Fuels
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