As the U.S. ramps up its natural gas production, clean energy experts are suggesting that billions in investment could be better used to fund by diversifying the U.S energy mix for a secure future. As the U.S. reduces its coal production, the oil and gas industry is shifting its...
Guest article by Aashi Mishra
Solar Power Equipment Market: The Arena of Budding Opportunities
Do you know that solar energy accounted for almost 5.4% of electricity generation globally in 2023? Solar energy is becoming ubiquitous and has been globally widely adopted. Per a study by the World Resources Institute, throughout their...
Phillips 66 will close its Los Angeles-area refinery in 2025, affecting 600 employees and reducing California's gasoline production by 8%.
Chevron announced its relocation to Texas due to California's strict regulations and climate policies, citing economic harm.
California's environmental regulations, including unique fuel standards and cap-and-trade programs, have...
On August 6th, the Department of Energy (DOE) awarded $2.2 billion to eight energy projects aiming to upgrade and reinforce energy infrastructure across 18 U.S. states. This $2B energy infrastructure investment is designed to enhance the U.S. power grid's resilience against extreme weather events, such as hurricanes, elevated heat...
As the U.S. pursues a green energy transition, some of the most polluting industries are feeling the pressure to decarbonize. The aviation sector continues to rely heavily on fossil fuels to power flights, making it a hard-to-abate industry. As the sector strives to reduce and offset emissions, an increasing...
Robert Howarth's study claims LNG has a 33% larger emissions footprint than coal over 20 years, but its assumptions are controversial.
The debate centers around methane’s short-term potency vs. its lower concentration and quicker breakdown compared to CO2.
Industry experts argue that Howarth's conclusions are based on worst-case...
As the U.S. faces more severe hurricanes, the robustness of the country’s energy infrastructure is once again being called into question. During extreme weather events, residents across the most affected regions are often plunged into darkness, uncertain when their electricity will return. Years of underinvestment in the U.S. transmission...
Submitted by guest writer Daniel Benjamin
The onshore oil and gas sector, long seen as a cornerstone of energy production, is undergoing a significant transformation. With evolving technologies, shifting regulatory landscapes, and increasing environmental concerns, the way projects are planned and executed is rapidly changing. These emerging trends are not...
As we endure what meteorologists have predicted to be an unusually intense Atlantic hurricane season, with forecasts estimating 20 to 25 named storms (storms that reach a certain level of intensity and are given a name for tracking purposes) and a possibility of up to 30, the U.S. oil...
Recently, I had the opportunity to attend a detailed discussion on Honeywell’s Experion® Highly Augmented Lookahead Operations (HALO) Operator Advisor and its implementation at the Fort Hills site. This innovative technology is making significant strides in industrial operations, enhancing efficiency and sustainability.
What is Honeywell’s HALO Operator Advisor?
Honeywell’s HALO Operator...
