The Shale Controversy – Understanding Both Sides
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2021 Climate Report Pairs Big Banks and Fossil Fuels
Finding themselves at the heart of the Banking on Climate Chaos 2021 Fossil Fuel Finance Report 2021, controversial conclusions were
U.S. Power Sector Nears Zero Carbon Emissions Goal
With increasing pressure being exhibited, zero carbon emissions goals are encompassed in the power sector future. Mandated by laws and
Energy Storage Devices See Enhancement with 3D-Printed Proton-Conductive Membrane
With the process of 3D printing becoming a reality, the availability of customizable parts found at decreased costs has vastly
National Innovation Day: PG&E Is Partnering in Three New and State-of-the-Art Clean Air Technologies
Feb. 16 is Innovation Day, a chance to recognize new ideas, products and services that are changing the world. For
Double Standard Strikes Natural Gas with PA “Back to Work” Program
In a period of unrelenting attacks, the oil and gas industry has been under intense scrutiny. Fears of abandonment and
Trafigura Maps Plan to Assist Brent Crude Reform.
Mixing determination and creative thinking, Trafigura speculates that a combination of its Corpus Christi terminal and the wider hub will
Texas Attempts to Identify the Frigid Weather’s Fall Guy.
Attempting to prevent a catastrophic electrical grid collapse, Texans endured mass power outages instituted by the Electric Reliability Council of
Pennsylvania Governor Vetoes Environmental Bill
Hoping for eased environmental reporting provisions, conventional oil and gas drillers were instead met with disappointment as Governor Tom Wolf
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
