Meet Trump’s Energy Appointees: Shaping U.S. Policy
President-elect Donald Trump has begun to select the members of his new government, nominating new cabinet members across several departments. […]
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Reassessing LNG’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) has become a significant player in the global energy market, especially with the United States emerging
AI Geospatial Analytics: Tackling Produced Water Challenges
Guest post by By Sean Donegan, President and CEO, Satelytics When it comes to the negative environmental effects of oil
U.S. Energy Policy Roadmap: API’s Strategy for Energy Leadership
API outlines a Five-Point Policy Roadmap to secure U.S. energy leadership, focusing on consumer choice and resource utilization. Emphasis on
Aging Coal Plants and Rising Outages Threaten Grid Reliability
The aging coal plants across the U.S. pose a significant risk to grid reliability as their forced outage rates continue
Avoiding Screenouts in Fracturing: Optimize Operations
Guest post by Leon Massaras Abstract Screenout (SO) refers to a condition where proppant pumped into a fracture accumulates at
Can Direct Air Carbon Capture Really Work?
 Swiss company Climeworks’ ‘Mammoth’ opened for business in May, but can it do what the company has promised and sequester
What’s Ahead for U.S. Energy Policy Under Trump?
Following the November 5th U.S. Presidential election, Donald Trump was named President for a second, non-consecutive, term. There has been
Cybersecurity in the Energy Supply Chain: Enhancing Protection
As the energy sector evolves, the need for robust cybersecurity in the energy supply chain has never been more critical.
Has U.S. Shale Gas Production Peaked? Analyzing the Numbers
U.S. shale gas production shows a first-time decline, raising questions about future output stability. Decreased profitability from low gas prices
