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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On In the Oil Patch : Michael Mayers From Aggreko
Interview with Michael Mayers, Business Development Manager for Aggreko I’m your host Kym Bolado. And today we have a great
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
ITOP with David Blackmon
SHALE Magazine · Episode 263: David Blackmon Listen as Kym and David discuss peak oil demand and other issues. Kym
Alpha Energy, Inc. Eyes Kadence Petroleum, LLC’s Logan 2 Assets
Like the wheeling and dealing common in a game of Monopoly, energy companies are surveying their competitors, as well as
Can Hydrogen and Renewable Natural Gas Displace Shale?
Today, corporate and state decarbonization announcements are progressing into actual strategic plans, often calling for increased production of hydrogen and
Activity Ramps up Regarding Regulation of Methane Venting & Flaring
Attention Grows Over Methane Leaks, Venting, and Flaring Attention over methane leaks, venting and flaring has undoubtedly increased in recent
