Green: Step by Step
Many of the largest oil companies, primarily those in Europe, seem to be competing for bragging rights. BP, Royal Dutch
Solar Project to Help New Jersey Pipeline
For the first time, a solar project is helping a natural gas pipeline instead of the other way around. The
BP Week: An Overview in 8 Questions
September 14-16 was BP Week 2020. It took place virtually this year. Six weeks ago, the company announced a new
The Power of Abandoned Oil Wells
Reuters reports there are more than 3.2 million “abandoned” wells in the United States. That breaks down to roughly 2.6
Tesla: Gigafactory Texas Reaching Completion in 2021
Earlier this year, Tesla Inc. began work on Gigafactory Texas. The factory will sit on 2,000 acres outside of Austin
Fossil Fuels, Flights, and Finding Normal
I don’t know about you, but I don’t hear as many planes flying over as I used to hear. Many
Enough Plutonium to Send Us All Back to the Future
Secretary of Energy Brouillette and South Carolina officials announced an agreement between the current administration and the state of South
“Equity in Energy”: Reaching Underserved Communities
“We are a world energy leader, and we must include and expand the participation of underserved communities across the energy
California Blackouts: There is no Easy Answer
California used to be right up there with Texas when it came to fossil fuel production. But for nearly forty
Renewable Diesel Plant for Port Arthur?
Last fall, Valero and partner Darling Ingredients proposed building a renewable diesel plant in Port Arthur, Texas. If built, it
