Nuclear Hydrogen Fuel: Renewable Energy’s Dirty But Viable Secret
Hydrogen fuel has long been a consideration of the energy sector since President George W. Bush touted its possibilities in
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While the Hypocrites Play, the Pipelines Will Pay
Although it is far from new, political theater has ramped up to do nothing more than entertain those who recognize
Can the Oil Industry Avoid Drilling Itself out of Prosperity For Once?
In case you hadn’t noticed yet, the oil and gas industry in the U.S. has not only recovered from its
Blackouts Present Opportunities to Implement Reliability Solutions
Texas temperatures have normalized, and power has been restored, but the question remains how can future blackouts be prevented? Additionally,
Big Chills and Strong Wills
I was born in the Midwest, and most of my extended family still lives there, so I am not unaccustomed
The Last Decade – A Look Back at the Past Ten Years of Oil and Gas Policy
In early January 2011, I took office as Texas’s newest Railroad Commissioner. From that vantage point, it appeared the industry’s
While Fears of Shortages Mount, Governor Whitmer Demands Line 5 Shutdown
In the wake of the Colonial Pipeline cyberattack, Governor Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan ignited additional concern with threats of legal
Major Pipeline Operator Stops Flow Due to Cyberattack
Colonial Pipeline Company discovered Friday it had fallen victim to a ransomware cyberattack that subsequently disrupted business and forced the
Thinking Outside the Box, Shell Attempts Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Shell Attempts Hydrogen Fuel Cell In a bold new move, Royal Dutch Shell announced it was considering a trial process
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
