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• Mountain Valley Pipeline startup still possible this year
  Equitrans Midstream's Mountain Valley Pipeline is 94% complete and remains on track to come online this...
  Equitrans Midstream's Mountain Valley Pipeline is 94% complete and remains on track to come online this year, if necessary permits are issued in the next few months as expected, said CEO Thomas Karam. Equitrans believes "our country desperately needs federal permitting reform," as "[c]ompanies need to have some assurance that permits are issued and construction is authorized, [and] that their investment won't be endlessly held hostage by legal challenges," Karam added.
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• ☕️What Else is Brewing Friday Morning
  Sam Bankman-Fried, the disgraced co-founder of FTX, was hit with ...
  Sam Bankman-Fried, the disgraced co-founder of FTX, was hit with four more criminal charges, including ones related to his political contributions.
  
  Carlos Watson, the CEO and founder of Ozy Media, was arrested and charged with fraud.
  
  The US nominated former Mastercard CEO Ajay Banga to head up the World Bank. The position will open in July, when David Malpass, the current president, steps down.
  
  Succession’s upcoming fourth season will be its last. 
  
  LIV Golf League begins its second season today. The controversial PGA Tour rival has refreshed its branding and put more emphasis on team competition.
  
  
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• Ohio train derailment killed nearly 45,000 fish
  That’s according to ...
  That’s according to new figures released by environmental officials—a huge increase from the original estimate of 3,500. All of the animals killed by the toxic train derailment were aquatic species, but none appear to have been endangered or threatened. Officials also said that live fish have reappeared in one of the waterways impacted by the derailment.
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• 🌨️Winter storm causes havoc
  More than 1,100 flights were canceled and nearly 1 million people were ...
  More than 1,100 flights were canceled and nearly 1 million people were left without power yesterday evening after a major winter storm dropped snow and ice from sea to shining sea. Portland, OR, came to a halt after receiving nearly 11 inches of snow—the city’s second-snowiest day on record. The storms aren’t over: Down in SoCal, Mount Baldy east of LA is forecast to get 4.5 feet of snow by Saturday. But things couldn’t have been more different in Washington, DC, which baked in 81-degree temps yesterday.
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• Oil Falls After The EIA Confirms Another Large Crude Build
  Crude oil prices fell today after the U.S. Energy Information Administration ...
  Crude oil prices fell today after the U.S. Energy Information Administration reported a crude oil inventory build of 7.6 million barrels for the week of February 17.
  
  This compared with a weekly build of 16.3 million barrels reported for the previous week, but since the size of the build was the result of data adjustment than an actual accumulation of crude in storage, the market largely shrugged it off.
  
  At 479 million barrels, U.S. crude oil inventories are above the five-year average for this time of the year.
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