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
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China: Two Roads Diverged in a Polluted Wood
China’s economy has grown rapidly until it is now the second largest economy in the world. It is a superpower.
Oklahoma Included in EIA Coal to Natural Gas Conversion List
EIA Reports Oklahoma Coal-fired Power Plants Converted to Natural Gas The energy industry has long sought to develop products and
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?
Icewind Turbine is Crossing the Atlantic
Huge wind Turbine are not an uncommon sight these days. Their numbers and effect on wildlife are hotly debated topics.
Nuclear Power and Natural Gas not to be Funded by EU
This past Wednesday, June 24, the countries of the EU decided the bloc’s flagship fund would not be used to
Shell Energy: Adapting to a Different Future
Royal Dutch Shell Ceo Ben van Beurden announced a strategic review of the company. This comes, he says, as a
Today’s Shale ‘Splainer: No, Electric Vehicles Don’t Spell the End of Gas-Powered Cars
Readers may have noticed a big media uproar last week over a pronouncement from the U.N.’s International Energy Agency (IEA)
What You Need to Know in Oil and Gas Today – 5.4.2018
Here are the Top Dozen Oil & Gas stories for May 4, 2018, taken directly from the @GDBlackmon Twitter Feed:
What You Need to Know in Oil and Gas Today – 4.26.2018
Here are the Top Dozen Oil & Gas stories for April 26, 2018, taken directly from the @GDBlackmon Twitter Feed:
