2021 Texas Legislative Session a Success for Oil and Gas
The 87th Texas Legislature has concluded its regular session. It started slowly with many members and their staff not even
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How the Unstable Texas Power Grid Could Help Democrats Turn Texas Blue in 2022
The Texas electricity grid is not stable. Everyone living in the state found that out the hard way in February.
Net-Zero Emissions Will Cost Canada’s Oil Sands $60 Billion
With the year 2050 looming as the target date of net-zero emissions, Canada’s Oil Sands contribution is expected to sticker
FERC Approves Gulf Run Pipeline for Natural Gas Export
FERC Approves Gulf Run Pipeline for Natural Gas Export Despite Climate Change Concerns The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) recently
Natural Gas Companies Give Hydrogen More Than Just a Glance
Dominion Energy Inc. and Sempra Energy are two of at least a dozen domestic energy companies looking to the future
Biden Tax Proposals Would Do Great Damage To Texas
[vc_row el_class=”td_classic_blog_home”][td_block_big_grid_4 sort=”featured”][vc_column_text el_class=”import_blog_quote”]By Ike Brannon Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer recently announced that he would take up the multi-trillion
Governor Desantis’ Bill Ensures the Fate of Fossil Fuels in Florida Cities
While upsetting climate activists and taking what many believe to be a step in the wrong direction, Governor Desantis recently
Fuel Cell Truck Market Expects Huge Uptick
Alternate energy talks and reducing the carbon footprint conversations seem to revolve around the future date of 2035. This is
Standard Lithium Taps the Smackover Through Partner Project
With emissions reduction being the key goal, the renewable energy economy is surging with applications to meet energy needs through
Hydrogen Map Reveals More Than Just Project Locations
With the current push toward clean energy, hydrogen has prevailed as a viable energy option. With its green capability, hydrogen
