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The 47th presidency offers hope for permitting reform

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By Jonathan Chanis
| Utility Dive Verified
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Jonathan Chanis manages New Tide Asset Management, which invests in utility, minerals, and energy companies. On Jan. 20, President-elect Donald Trump will be inaugurated as the 47th president of the United States. This will provide the president and the 119th Congress with an opportunity to establish their legislative priorities. One such critical priority should be permitting reform.
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Hawai‘i’s electricity problems expose a failed energy transition strategy Original

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By Jonathan Chanis
| Utility Dive Verified
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Jonathan Chanis manages New Tide Asset Management, which invests in commodities, listed equities, fixed income and currencies. He does not engage in short selling and he currently holds positions in SPDR XLU and several U.S. natural gas producers. Almost a decade ago, people talked about Hawai‘i as a “glimpse of the promise and problems” of turning the electric grid green.
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Opinion | Chuck Schumer Doesn’t Know How Gas Prices Work

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By Jonathan Chanis
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and 22 Democratic senators recently wrote to Federal Trade Commission Chairman Lina Khan calling for an investigation into the proposed mergers between and and and . The letter argues that these mergers will enable “anticompetitive coordination in the industry” and raise U.S. gasoline prices. The letter, however, is based on dubious economic and legal logic and spurious historical analysis. It’s a mischaracterization of how the oil-and-gas industry operates.
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