Hydrogen: A Horse of Many Colors
Hydrogen makes up three-quarters of the mass of the universe, making it the most abundant element. It produces only water […]
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Climate Change: A Hot Topic in the Next Presidential Debate
For a short time this year, climate change took a break from the headlines. But it is back on the
Energy Efficiency State-by-State
On average, American families spent around $2,000 a year on utility bills. And they spend roughly another $2,000 on fuel
Nuclear Power Plants – A Matter of National Security
As a nation, we are quickly losing our ability to produce domestic uranium for the fabrication of nuclear fuel. State-owned
Long Ridge Energy Terminal Plans Transition to Hydrogen
Seeking a more clean energy alternative, Long Ridge Energy Terminal of Hannibal, Ohio, announced its intentions to convert the 485
EPA Validates Oklahoma Governor Stitt’s Request for State Environmental Oversight
Oklahoma once again finds itself in the center of conflict between state government and the Tribal Nation. Responding to Governor
Texas A&M Improving Nuclear Power
Researchers have long been looking for new ways of producing nuclear power. However, this area of research is fraught with
Supreme Court Accepts Climate Change vs. Fossil Fuels
It has not been unheard of for cities, states and groups to sue large fossil fuel companies over climate change
Saudi Arabia: Preparing for another wave?
Saudi Arabia’s crude oil exports rose in September to around 6.2 million barrels per day (bpd). This looks to mainly
Carbon Capture Technology Gets a Boost
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is investing in furthering the technology behind carbon capture and storage. A total of
