State of American Energy, Part of the Solution
The American Petroleum Institute (API) recently held its annual event addressing the state of American energy, but this year’s event
SHALE Feed
State of Energy 2020 An API Breakdown
On Jan. 7, Mark Sommers, CEO of the American Petroleum Institute (API), issued a report on the State of American
The Climate Change Debate: There Isn’t One
The term “climate change,” in the widest possible sense, is simply the changing of the climate. “Climate” refers to the
U.S. and Iran: Where We’ve Been and Where We’re Going
The United States conducted a drone strike outside the Baghdad airport in Iraq early Jan. 3. In it was killed
Proposed Fracking Ban Puts Michigan’s Economy at Risk
Over the past decade, the shale revolution has transformed the economy and reduced emissions. Now, a new study from the U.S. Chamber’s Global
Less Coal in Your Stocking This Year
Less Coal in Your Stocking? In the 1880s coal surpassed wood becoming the largest energy source in the United States.
The Reality of Fort Collins’ Renewables
We are living in the age of climate change action plans. Does your city have one? If not, they probably
American Ingenuity Provides Record Reserves
It has long been predicted that the world will run out of resources; thus prompting a race for renewables. As
3 Pipeline Facts That Might Surprise You
If you take a hot shower, cook a nice meal or gas up your car, you have experienced the power
Producing While Reducing
There are three main shale gas plays in the United States: the Appalachian, the Permian, and the Haynesville. Of the
