BP Week: An Overview in 8 Questions
September 14-16 was BP Week 2020. It took place virtually this year. Six weeks ago, the company announced a new
climate
Wind Energy Blowing Strong: OK Senator Suggests Fizzling Tax Credits
Alternate energy has always been favored with incentives. As Oklahoma’s wind energy industry has gained its footing and become profitable,
Methane Emissions Regulations Rescinded?
The Wall Street Journal has reported that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will be rolling back some of the methane
China: Two Roads Diverged in a Polluted Wood
China’s economy has grown rapidly until it is now the second largest economy in the world. It is a superpower.
Oklahoma Included in EIA Coal to Natural Gas Conversion List
EIA Reports Oklahoma Coal-fired Power Plants Converted to Natural Gas The energy industry has long sought to develop products and
BP Turns Net Zero Ambition into Action
Mr. Looney, a Chief Executive Officer at BP, has announced the company plans to cut oil and gas production by
OGCI Sets a 2025 Target on Emission Reduction
The Oil and Gas Climate Initiative (OGCI) is a group of oil and gas companies in 130 countries representing over
Icewind Turbine is Crossing the Atlantic
Huge wind Turbine are not an uncommon sight these days. Their numbers and effect on wildlife are hotly debated topics.
Nuclear Power and Natural Gas not to be Funded by EU
This past Wednesday, June 24, the countries of the EU decided the bloc’s flagship fund would not be used to
Shell Energy: Adapting to a Different Future
Royal Dutch Shell Ceo Ben van Beurden announced a strategic review of the company. This comes, he says, as a
