Northvolt's collapse reveals critical green tech challenges, from policy fragmentation to operational inefficiencies.
The U.S. can avoid similar pitfalls by focusing on supply chain resilience and integrating second-life battery strategies.
Coordinated public-private partnerships and long-term policies are essential to ensure clean energy competitiveness.
A recent Financial Times article highlighted...
The U.S. Department of Energy (DoE) has committed $30 million to ease the interconnection backlog and deliver more energy supply to America’s power grid. This is part of larger plans from the Biden administration to improve the country’s energy grid in preparation for an influx of renewable energy connections...
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In the paper we propose a framework for well construction full cycle support that integrates essential well construction stages: well design/pre-job phase, real-time operational support, and job performance analysis—into a unified...
Guest post by Phil Cruver.
The United States faces significant environmental, economic, and energy challenges in the 21st century. Among these is the pressing issue of idle hydrocarbon wells—millions of which lie abandoned or underutilized, emitting harmful gases and contributing to ecological degradation. However, these wells also present a tremendous...
The Conference of the Parties (COP) 29 climate summit took place in Baku, Azerbaijan over two weeks in November, with government and energy representatives from all over the world attending. The annual meeting centers around the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) – an agreement between 198...
Chris Wright, Trump's pick for Energy Secretary, is sparking debate with his nuanced views on climate change and energy policy.
Wright acknowledges carbon dioxide’s role in warming but emphasizes economic practicality over sweeping climate mandates.
The global emissions debate highlights challenges in balancing U.S. policy with international climate...
The U.S. and several other countries worldwide are investing heavily in the development of and deployment of carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies as a means of decarbonization. As several hard-to-abate industries strive to reduce their carbon emissions, many are looking to CCS technologies to help them mitigate their...
President-elect Donald Trump has begun to select the members of his new government, nominating new cabinet members across several departments. The two choices that are most likely to have an impact on U.S. energy are Doug Burgum, who Trump chose as Interior Secretary, and Chris Wright, who he selected...
Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) has become a significant player in the global energy market, especially with the United States emerging as the largest exporter. However, the environmental impact of LNG, particularly its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, is a growing concern. This article breaks down a recent study that aims...
Guest post by By Sean Donegan, President and CEO, Satelytics
When it comes to the negative environmental effects of oil and gas production, methane often takes center stage - whether in the board room or in the media. However, while methane is indeed a significant issue, produced water is arguably...
