American Petroleum Institute
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Sep 14, 2026
Laurent SegalenHOST
Okay, good.
Laurent SegalenHOST
and the American Petroleum Institute.
Laurent SegalenHOST
So these are the people who are against any progress.
Laurent SegalenHOST
Simple.
Laurent SegalenHOST
When the American Petroleum Institute is against a reform, generally, it's a good reform.
Laurent SegalenHOST
And by the way, Exxon, since the beginning, has never reported their emissions.
Laurent SegalenHOST
They just invent new emission framework all the time.
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Laurent SegalenHOST
They don't want to report it.
Andrew LangerGUEST
But yeah, this week, I've got a great episode of the Washington Signals Lunch Hour podcast.
Andrew LangerGUEST
I sit down with Rob Jennings from the American Petroleum Institute to talk about liquefied natural gas and the important role that that plays in our energy sector.
Andrew LangerGUEST
So go and check that out.
John JusticeHOST
We'll close out with another movie-related item lightheartedly, but it continues to reinforce my idea of how much I'm despising the Internet.
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Yeah.
Mike SommersGUEST
Uh, and interestingly, people who don't regularly agree with the American Petroleum Institute, like Sheldon Whitehouse and Martin Heinrich, are actually on board with this legislation-
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It's hard to ignore
John AshbrookHOST
Wow, that is, that's-
Will HaynesHOST
Are we gonna see similar lawsuits there? Because this was a district court, are we gonna see New York appealing this, trying to fight back on this super fund? And, uh, what are the attorney generals and your office prepared to do?
JB McCuskeyGUEST
Yeah, so we were actually, um, backed up on this case by the US Chamber, as well as, um, the American Petroleum Institute, both really incredible warriors with us in this fight.
JB McCuskeyGUEST
Um, but yes, we, we fully anticipate that, that General James will appeal this ruling to the Second Circuit.
JB McCuskeyGUEST
We fully anticipate kicking their rear ends again in the Second Circuit, um, which we believe will render any of these statutes within that circuit, uh, unconstitutional as well.
Joe CalnanHOST
So, uh, many firms of course are working on developing the tools to collect and act on data.
Joe CalnanHOST
Um, uh, now like you said earlier, the United States is known for being a source of excellent high-frequency public data through organizations like the Energy Information Administration, as well as, uh, your corollary, uh, to our south, the American Petroleum Institute.
Joe CalnanHOST
Uh, so i- in my view, uh, this transparency really positions the United States, uh, as a trustworthy energy partner because you can kind of see what's happening internally in the United States.
Joe CalnanHOST
Uh, they're not trying to suppress any information.
Simon SeatonGUEST
It's kind of a reboot of that, but a bit more blue-collar oil field working.
Simon SeatonGUEST
But what I didn't realize until quite recently is that the API, the American Petroleum Institute, is one of the groups that's been supporting that program as part of this idea of – of changing the message in the broader society about the benefits of oil and gas and how it impacts positively people.
Simon SeatonGUEST
It comes with its challenges, but it also has this very positive impact on society.
Simon SeatonGUEST
So, you know, whether you like that program or don't like that program, I think a lot of engineers struggle with a program that's not 100% technically accurate and spend most of their time making notes about why that would never happen and that's wrong and this is wrong.
Louis WoodallHOST
Judge Brenda Sanez of the Northern District of New York, an Obama appointee, said the statute is beyond the limits of state law and not dissimilar from a 2021 case in which the Second Circuit limited New York City's ability to sue oil companies over their emissions.
Louis WoodallHOST
Industry groups, including the American Petroleum Institute, backed the challenge, which was initially brought by 22 Republican-led states.
Louis WoodallHOST
And in tech, the sustainable investment arm of ISS Stocks launched a new geospatial asset analytics tool on Tuesday, empowering investors, banks and insurers to quantify climate risk at the asset level.
Louis WoodallHOST
The tool uses verified data from satellites and other sources to screen physical risk exposures, monitor changes over time, and spot clustered risks in specific locations.
John McMinnHOST
Interestingly, though, the petroleum industry also raised concerns about EPA's approach.
John McMinnHOST
The American Petroleum Institute said it has consistently opposed widespread small refinery exemptions because they can distort refining market conditions.
John McMinnHOST
by allowing some companies to avoid obligations faced by others.
John McMinnHOST
At the same time, API opposes shifting those exempted obligations onto non-exempt refiners, arguing that doing so creates additional cost and uncertainty.
Blair HornerGUEST
There are the roughly 22, 24 states, red states, they're attorneys general.
Blair HornerGUEST
There is the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the American Petroleum Institute, so sort of the industry.
Blair HornerGUEST
And then the U.S. Department of Justice, the president had come out against this and had dispatched the Justice Department to sue as well.
Blair HornerGUEST
And the argument the red states were making was we have industries in our state, coal in particular in West Virginia, that would have to pony up for some of the costs and therefore would damage our state's economy.
Janet GriffithNARRATOR
Ethanol RIN prices rose 16% Monday to $2.07, up from $1.78 Thursday, Reuters reported.
Janet GriffithNARRATOR
The American Petroleum Institute criticized both the larger-than-expected exemptions and EPA's plan to shift the lost obligations onto larger refiners in future years, arguing the moves would create uncertainty in fuel markets.
Janet GriffithNARRATOR
Iowa Agriculture Secretary Mike Nagg called the scale of the exemptions unfortunate and unjustified, but said EPA's reallocation plan could limit the damage.
Janet GriffithNARRATOR
Iowa agriculture and biofuel groups echoed that call.
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