Solar Project to Help New Jersey Pipeline
For the first time, a solar project is helping a natural gas pipeline instead of the other way around. The
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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,
The Power of Abandoned Oil Wells
Reuters reports there are more than 3.2 million “abandoned” wells in the United States. That breaks down to roughly 2.6
Energy Transition From Deloitte’s Duane Dickson
Energy Transition and COVID-19 Pandemic: Insights from Duane Dickson, Deloitte SHALE Magazine · Episode 262: Duane Dickson, Deloitte The
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,
Electricity Demand during the Pandemic
The International Energy Agency (IEA) conducted a study comparing last year’s energy usage and electricity consumption to the first quarter
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
Diversity: A Lesson Learned in Lockdown
Lockdowns are being lifted, and the great mask debate is raging all over the internet. Will there be another lockdown?
