Clean Coal – Bringing Coal Back?
America’s emissions have dropped remarkably. The cause? Our transitioning away from coal to natural gas. But coal is still the
Poland and the U.S.: Allies for Nuclear Power
The United States and Poland have been close allies for just over 100 years. On June 24 of this year,
Diversity: A Lesson Learned in Lockdown
Lockdowns are being lifted, and the great mask debate is raging all over the internet. Will there be another lockdown?
Nuclear Power and Natural Gas not to be Funded by EU
This past Wednesday, June 24, the countries of the EU decided the bloc’s flagship fund would not be used to
Plastic Waste in our Oceans: A Problem that Won’t Float Away
The beach is a place for fun and relaxation. Watching the waves is a mesmerizing pass time. The next time
Shell Energy: Adapting to a Different Future
Royal Dutch Shell Ceo Ben van Beurden announced a strategic review of the company. This comes, he says, as a
Recovery Helped by China’s Oil Imports, But How Long?
In April, China’s oil demand was 90% of their pre-COVID levels. Their crude oil imports jumped to a record high
National Ocean Month: 6 Things You Don’t Know About the Ocean
The news is full to overflowing these days, so you may not have heard that June is National Ocean Month.
The Permian and the Eagle Ford: In the Lead Again
The Permian Basin led America to energy independence with the shale revolution. Since then, the United States has become the
Crude Production Limits Continue
Last Saturday, June 6, OPEC and OPEC+ countries came together via video and agreed to continue crude production limits through
