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The email correspondence involves Kevin Tatulyan from the Department of Energy confirming the time for a meeting with Chevron representatives, including Steve Winberg and Austin Knight, regarding the CERA Meeting scheduled for March 2025.
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The document consists of emails between Kevin Tatulyan from the Department of Energy and Jim Grech, CEO of Peabody Energy, discussing a meeting request with DOE Undersecretary Winberg and expressing enthusiasm for future collaboration.
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The email correspondence between Kevin Tatulyan from the Department of Energy and Allison Ealey from the American Gas Association discusses connecting Ealey with someone at the EPA to discuss energy efficiency and decarbonization priorities.
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The email correspondence between Kevin Tatulyan from the Department of Energy and Jack Cramton from the American Petroleum Institute discusses scheduling a meeting regarding collaboration between the two organizations, specifically related to the Office of the Deputy Undersecretary for Infrastructure.
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The document is an email exchange between Kevin Tatulyan from the Department of Energy and representatives from American Public Power, expressing appreciation for a recent meeting and a willingness to assist with DOE's agenda.
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Chris Horan from ExxonMobil inquires about the appropriate Department of Energy contact for EU policy development regarding ammonia imports, and Kevin Tatulyan suggests forwarding the request to someone in International Affairs.
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The email correspondence between Michael Coe of the American Public Power Association and Kevin Tatulyan of the Department of Energy discusses their recent meeting and expresses a desire to continue collaboration.
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The email correspondence between Michael Leahy of Chevron and Kevin Tatulyan from the Department of Energy discusses scheduling a phone call to plan for the upcoming CERA week.
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The email exchange between Kevin Tatulyan from the Department of Energy and Emily Burdick from the Edison Electric Institute discusses their recent meeting, the sharing of documents, and Tatulyan's interest in attending an upcoming Hill briefing.
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The email correspondence between Kevin Tatulyan of the Department of Energy and Rob Jennings of the American Petroleum Institute discusses an invitation to a Shell LNG Outlook briefing, which Tatulyan was unable to attend but expressed interest in future events for educational purposes.
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The email exchange between Emma Quigg from Clear Path and Kevin Tatulyan from the Department of Energy discusses resources related to hydrogen policy and a panel that Quigg will be moderating at an upcoming conference.
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The document is an email from Rob Jennings of the American Petroleum Institute inviting Kevin Tatulyan to a Shell LNG Outlook briefing scheduled for March 25, 2025, aimed at providing an overview of the U.S. LNG market.
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The email correspondence between Kevin Tatulyan from the Department of Energy and Allison Ealey from the American Gas Association discusses scheduling a meeting to connect on topics related to natural gas policy.
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The email correspondence between Allison Ealey of the American Gas Association and Kevin Tatulyan from the Department of Energy discusses a scheduled coffee meeting on June 10, 2025, to foster collaboration between the two organizations.
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The document is an email from Kevin Tatulyan of the Office of the Undersecretary, following up with Rob Jennings after CERAWeek to request materials on natural gas markets.
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The email correspondence between Kevin Tatulyan from the Department of Energy and Michael Leahy from Chevron discusses scheduling a meeting with Austin Knight and Chris Powers regarding hydrogen and carbon capture utilization and storage initiatives at CERAWeek.
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The email correspondence involves Kevin Tatulyan from the Department of Energy discussing a potential meeting with Colleen Moss, a principal at Cornerstone Government Affairs, to reconnect on hydrogen-related topics following an introduction by Emma Quigg.
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The email exchange between Kevin Tatulyan from the Department of Energy and Rob Jennings from the American Petroleum Institute discusses the state of U.S. natural gas markets, highlighting opportunities and challenges in the sector, including the impact of regulations and the recent lifting of the LNG permitting pause.
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The email exchange between Kevin Tatulyan of the Department of Energy and Marcus Koblitz of BP America discusses book recommendations related to the energy sector following a conversation at a reception.
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The email from Colleen Moss to Kevin Tatulyan at the Department of Energy discusses a potential meeting to reconnect and collaborate on hydrogen-related initiatives following an introduction by Emma Quigg.
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This document is an email from Steven Winberg regarding the Sierra Club v. Department of Energy case, with recipients including Taylor Playforth, Kevin Tatulyan, and individuals from Chevron.
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Kevin Tatulyan sent an email on June 6, 2025, to Allison Ealey confirming acceptance of a coffee meeting between the Department of Energy and the American Gas Association.
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