New Lifelines for Pipelines
The U.S. Department of Energy announced on August 6 that $30 million in funding would be going toward ten projects
Methane Emissions Regulations Rescinded?
The Wall Street Journal has reported that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will be rolling back some of the methane
Electricity Demand during the Pandemic
The International Energy Agency (IEA) conducted a study comparing last year’s energy usage and electricity consumption to the first quarter
China: Two Roads Diverged in a Polluted Wood
China’s economy has grown rapidly until it is now the second largest economy in the world. It is a superpower.
BP Turns Net Zero Ambition into Action
Mr. Looney, a Chief Executive Officer at BP, has announced the company plans to cut oil and gas production by
Deloitte Report: Shale in the Time of COVID
Everyone inside and out of the energy industry knows by now why WTI futures fell below zero for the first
July Aug 2020 Publisher's Note
Publisher Note July/August 2020
Our country and economy are shaking off the effects of the lockdown, but our future is still far from certain.
Nuclear Fusion: What You Don’t Know, But Should
Nuclear fusion can knock nuclear fission out of the water, literally. And not only nuclear-fission power, it could erase the
OGCI Sets a 2025 Target on Emission Reduction
The Oil and Gas Climate Initiative (OGCI) is a group of oil and gas companies in 130 countries representing over
Bankruptcy: Trying to Stay Above the Waves
The oil and gas industry has not seen this number of bankruptcies since the bottom of the last bust back
