U.S. Expands Clean Energy Cooperation
Following two successful years of an accelerated green transition, the U.S. expands clean energy cooperation by deepening ties with several countries to strengthen energy security and support a global shift towards sustainable practices.  Strengthening Regional Energy and Clean Tech Supply Chains – Brazil and Chile In October, the International Energy Agency...
COP29 Climate Fund Criticism
During the recent COP29 climate summit, member states agreed to triple financing to the developing world to $300 billion a year by 2035 under the New Collective Quantified Goal on Climate Finance (NCQG) framework. The agreement also established a goal of at least $1 trillion a year in climate...
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Many industries seeking to decarbonize operations are turning to carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies to help them reduce emissions. This is particularly true in the oil and gas industry, as well as in hard-to-abate industries, such as chemicals, cement and steel. The adoption of CCS technologies is being...
Refilling the SPR with Just 6 Million Barrels
The Department of Energy recently announced the plan to replenish the Strategic Petroleum Reserve with a meager 6 million barrels. After draining the SPR to record lows in 2022, this plan seems far short of what many consider an appropriate emergency supply. This stage of Biden’s three-part plan to...
In recent years, the global push to make energy operations cleaner was accelerated during the pandemic when the international community saw the possibilities of a world curbing its oil and gas consumption. In response, energy firms have been quick to invest in, and promote, their ESG initiatives to show...
Chris Wright
With the appointment of Chris Wright as the new U.S. Secretary of Energy, the energy sector stands at a crossroads. Wright is leading the charge to herald in a new era marked by American Energy dominance. With multiple decades of leadership experience in the oil, gas, solar, nuclear, and...
U.S. LNG exports
The U.S. has been exporting larger quantities of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Europe recently, a trend that is likely to continue. Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 and subsequent sanctions on Russian energy, the EU hurried to shift its reliance away from Moscow. Many countries turned...
Strategic benefits of PEOs
Why Service Companies Should Partner with a PEO: A Strategic Move for Growth In today’s fast-paced business environment, service companies face numerous challenges, from managing employee relations to ensuring compliance with ever-changing regulations. One strategic solution that can help service companies navigate these complexities is partnering with a Professional Employer...
National Lineman Appreciation Day
Linemen are the unsung yet entirely essential heroes of energy delivery. Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics places electrical line workers among the top ten most dangerous jobs in the United States. This year, National Lineman Appreciation Day is Friday, April 18. This article is dedicated to the...
Direct Air Carbon Capture
Guest post by Samir Adams The shale industry has been a driving force in the global energy sector, contributing to economic growth, energy security, and technological advancements. However, as the world becomes increasingly focused on addressing climate change and reducing greenhouse gas emissions, the shale industry faces the challenge of...