The Council for a Secure America (“CSA”),
an organization dedicated to promoting U.S. energy independence, its impact on U.S. foreign policy, and the strategic relationship between the U.S. and Israel.
The CSA is the first organization of its kind to bolster the alliance between the American oil and gas industry and the pro-Israel community. The CSA educates and engages both constituencies through educational briefings, and leading delegations to the oil patch and Israel.
Chevron to Invest in Pipelines to Send Israeli Gas to Egypt
Chevron Corp. and other companies helping to develop Israel’s natural gas fields will invest around $235 million in pipelines to export the fuel to Egypt. The partners in the Leviathan and Tamar fields, which sit off Israel’s Mediterranean coast, signed ...
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CSA RECENT NEWS
U.S. threatens sanctions after U.N. arms embargo against Iran expires
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warned Sunday that the United States will slap sanctions on any individual or entity that assists Iran’s weapons program, a move that will likely further aggravate tensions between Washington and Tehran. Read full article here ...
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Oil rises 2% as OPEC complies with production cuts
Oil prices strengthened on Wednesday, as OPEC and its allies were seen complying with a pact to cut oil supply in September, even as concerns loomed that recovery in fuel demand will be stalled by soaring global coronavirus cases. Read ...
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Iran and Venezuela are Circumventing American Energy Sanctions
In September, the Iranian regime of Hassan Rouhani sent four oil tankers to Venezuelan coasts. Last week, the fleet arrived, a lifeline for a regime that has been struggling to meet Venezuela’s energy needs. Read the full article here ...
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Chevron’s Purchase Could Unlock Israel’s Natural Gas Bonanza
Chevron, the American oil giant, wrapped up the acquisition on Monday of a relatively small Houston-based company called Noble Energy, paying about $4 billion. Until recently, the deal would have been unlikely, if not unthinkable — because what distinguishes Noble ...
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