Why Natural Gas is the “Greenest” Energy of Them All
What exactly does “green energy” mean? Is it the amount of emissions involved? If so, are we talking about emissions
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Enabling the Energy Transition: How Green Financing Can Help Industry Reduce Global Emissions
The oil and gas industry today faces many tests and trials. With low commodity prices, reduced demand, changing geopolitical alignment,
Energy Stocks and the Election
Before the elections, all mainstream media polls had Joe Biden ahead and favored to win. As an outspoken proponent of
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
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
Green Chemistry: An Alternative
Green chemistry, also known as sustainable chemistry, was born out of the Pollution Prevention Act of 1990. The Act focuses
Green: Step by Step
Many of the largest oil companies, primarily those in Europe, seem to be competing for bragging rights. BP, Royal Dutch
Equinor: Hoping to Grow Green
Norway’s Equinor has announced its expedited plans for attaining “climate-friendly” energy. It is seeking to build new business with hydrogen,
What You Need To Know In Oil And Gas Today – 2.7.2017
Here are the Top Dozen Oil & Gas stories for February 7, 2017, taken directly from the @GDBlackmon Twitter Feed
