There is significant potential for growth in the U.S. biofuels market, as hard-to-abate industries look for cleaner fuel alternatives. The aviation sector is driving sectoral growth, with many major airlines investing heavily in the production of sustainable aviation fuels (SAFs).
Agriculture is also supporting biofuels growth through the development of...
After depending heavily on coal for power for decades, the United States may finally be leaving coal in the past, as more oil, natural gas and renewable energy capacity comes online. International organizations, such as the International Energy Agency (IEA) have long criticized the world’s addiction to coal, which...
Solar power and battery storage are expected to lead new U.S. generating capacity additions in 2025, according to the Energy Information Organization (EIA).
The EIA expects 63 gigawatts (GW) of new utility-scale electric-generating capacity to be added to the U.S. grid in 2025. This is 30% higher than the 48.6...
A comparison of technologies for monitoring, reporting and verification in wellbore sites for oil and gas production and geologic carbon sequestration. Guest Post by Jim McMahon
Monitoring, Reporting and Verification
Monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) associated with oil and gas drill sites, and CO2 geologic sequestration (GS) sites, is an important component...
U.S. President Donald Trump has doubled down on existing energy sanctions on both Iran and Venezuela. The two oil-rich countries have gradually increased their oil production in recent years and exported oil and gas via clandestine routes. Trump plans to clamp down on Iran and Venezuela, making it more...
As U.S. President Donald Trump vows to focus on expanding the country’s fossil fuels sector and move away from the former administration’s focus on renewable energy, this could provide Europe with an opportunity to pull ahead in the race to green.
The European Union was, for a long time, seen...
Are oil companies truly receiving billions in government subsidies, or is this a misleading narrative?
What’s the difference between a tax break and a direct government subsidy?
How do oil companies contribute to the economy, and who really benefits from these policies?
Let me state up front that I...
Seasonal Shift Impact: Summer gasoline blends, mandated to reduce pollution, contribute to price hikes at the pump.
Economic Trade-Offs: Lower RVP in summer blends helps cut emissions but increases production costs.
Environmental Benefits: Despite higher prices, summer gasoline plays a key role in improving air quality by reducing...
Following his confirmation on January 30, 2025, Doug Burgum made significant movement within the Department of the Interior, pressing forward under President Trump's vision of “Unleashing American Energy.” On his first day, Burgum signed six Secretary’s Orders, representing a significant policy shift toward American energy dominance and economic expansion.
With...
Big Oil Climate Lawsuits are under scrutiny, but blaming only oil giants ignores the full picture.
Global fossil fuel emissions are a shared responsibility between producers and consumers.
Practical solutions, not lawsuits, are needed to tackle climate change effectively.
Some believe that “Big Oil” should be held financially accountable...
