California’s Blackouts Are the Green New Deal in Action
In mid-August, much of California suffered rolling blackouts that had as many as 10 million Californians going without power for
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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
Pennsylvania Leverages Its Natural Gas Advantage
Pennsylvania just enacted legislation that will leverage its natural gas advantage to stimulate the development of petrochemical and other businesses
Green: Step by Step
Many of the largest oil companies, primarily those in Europe, seem to be competing for bragging rights. BP, Royal Dutch
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
Michael Shellenberger Author of “Apocalypse Never” on ITOP
Join Kym Bolado, David Blackmon, and Mike Howard, CEO of Howard Energy Partners as they speak with special guest Michael
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Methane Emissions Regulations Rescinded?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
The Shale Daily Update – 7.22.2020: Yes, Joe Biden Does Want to Ban Fracking
[vc_row el_class=”td_classic_blog_home”][vc_column][td_block_big_grid_4 sort=”featured”][vc_column_text el_class=”import_blog_quote”] What You Should Know About Oil and Gas Today The Big Story The Philadelphia Enquirer yesterday
Nuclear Fusion: What You Don’t Know, But Should
Nuclear fusion can knock nuclear fission out of the water, literally. And not only nuclear-fission power, it could erase the
