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| 2018-12-21 来源： 中国石化新闻网 |
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中国石化新闻网讯 据路透社报道，周三，即将上任的科罗拉多州众议院议长表示，随着新当选的州官员就职并修改相关法规，科罗拉多州的石油和天然气生产商可能很快将面临更严格的审批程序。 此前，美国第五大产油州的选民在11月选举了一批希望限制化石燃料生产的民主党议员。不过，与此同时，州选民拒绝了一项提案，该提案要求新井与住宅、学校和公园之间至少有2500英尺（762米）的距离。 当选众议院议长KC Becker在罗伯特•贝尔德公司主持的一次电话会议上告诉石油行业分析师和投资者：新当选的官员希望加强地方对石油和天然气开发活动的控制，这可能为一些项目带来了新的障碍。 根据美国能源信息管理局的最新数据，科罗拉多州的石油日产量接近50万桶。 新当选的州政府官员概述了实现能源结构多样化的计划，环保组织也承诺对石油行业实施更严格的监管。 科罗拉多州州长，民主党人Jared Polis表示，他希望到2040年该州电网的所有电力都能来自可再生能源。 在科罗拉多州开展业务的石油生产商，包括阿纳达科石油公司和诺布尔能源公司。 詹晓晶摘自路透社 原文如下： Tougher regulations loom for Colorado's gas and oil industry Colorado oil and gas producers could soon face a tougher permitting process as newly elected state officials take office and revamp regulations, the incoming speaker of the state’s House of Representatives said on Wednesday. The change comes after voters in the fifth-biggest U.S. oil-producing state in November elected a wave of Democratic lawmakers who want restraints on fossil-fuel production. At the same time, however, state voters rejected a proposal that would have required at least 2,500 feet (762 meters) of separation between new wells and homes, schools and parks. Newly elected officials want increased local control over the development of oil and gas activities, potentially creating new hurdles for some projects, KC Becker, House speaker-elect, told oil industry analysts and investors on a conference call hosted by Robert W. Baird & Co. Colorado’s oil output is nearing half a million barrels per day, according to the latest data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. Newly elected state officials have outlined plans to diversify its energy mix and environmental groups have pledged to bring tougher regulations to the oil industry. Colorado Governor-elect Jared Polis, a Democrat, has said he wants all the electricity on the state’s grid to come from renewable energy by 2040. Oil producers with operations in Colorado, including Anadarko Petroleum Corp and Noble Energy Inc, contributed hundreds of thousands of dollars to efforts to thwart the 2018 setback measure.
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