Enhanced geothermal systems (EGS) provide reliable, renewable baseload power that complements intermittent energy sources like wind and solar.
Advancements in drilling technology and federal support are making EGS more viable and cost-effective across the U.S.
EGS offers scalable energy solutions, leveraging Earth's heat for electricity and district heating...
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...
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...
API outlines a Five-Point Policy Roadmap to secure U.S. energy leadership, focusing on consumer choice and resource utilization.
Emphasis on reforming permitting systems and maintaining favorable tax policies for energy investments.
Advocates for lifting restrictions on LNG exports and streamlining offshore and onshore leasing processes.
The American Petroleum Institute...
Trump’s new tariffs on Chinese goods may inadvertently reduce global carbon emissions by impacting high-carbon imports.
Reshoring production to the U.S. could lessen emissions, leveraging cleaner energy sources and stricter regulations.
A combined approach of tariffs and climate agreements might be key to encouraging a global transition to...
Renewed focus on fossil fuel investments under Trump’s administration
Potential cuts to federal climate funding and clean energy tax credits
Changes anticipated for oil and gas, LNG exports, and renewable sectors
The energy sector surged the day after Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential victory, with the Energy Select Sector SPDR...
U.S. shale gas production shows a first-time decline, raising questions about future output stability.
Decreased profitability from low gas prices has led to a significant drop in active rigs, impacting shale plays.
The Energy Information Administration (EIA) forecasts modest rebound potential for U.S. natural gas in 2025.
The Shale...
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...
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...
OPEC+ controls nearly 50% of global oil production and 70% of proven reserves, giving it immense market power.
U.S. is the world’s top oil producer, but OPEC decisions still impact U.S. oil markets and prices.
Even small changes in OPEC’s production strategy can significantly affect global oil prices...
