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Natural Gas Bans Could Cost Americans Trillions: Report
Institute for Energy Research sounded the alarm on a quiet, but pernicious effort to ban the use of natural gas in homes and small businesses.
BP Joins Consortium Seeking Wind Power Off Norway
BP has agreed to join Norway’s Statkraft and Aker Offshore Wind in a consortium to bid for permits to build wind power projects offshore Norway, the companies said on June 14.
Can the World Reach Net-Zero Emissions by 2050?
The road to net zero will require closing technology gaps, collaboration, policy and realism among other steps, energy experts say.
Fastest-Growing Renewable Energy Sources Combating Climate Change
Renewable energy sources are important when trying to win the fight against climate change.
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Exploration & Production
A Greener Method of Conducting Well Interventions
An independent study found that Fishbones’ stimulation technology can significantly reduce emissions compared to conventional practices.
October 22, 2021
Investment
Britain Strikes $552 Million Partnership with Bill Gates to Supercharge Green Tech
Speaking at a Global Investment Summit alongside U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Bill Gates said investment was needed to further develop new technologies that were currently too expensive for the consumer market.
October 22, 2021
Emissions
Biden Climate Envoy Kerry to Visit Saudi Arabia Next Week
The United States and the EU are trying to convince Saudi Arabia to join a global initiative on slashing emissions.
October 22, 2021
Business
Renewable Energy Jobs Grew Globally in 2020 Despite COVID-19 Crisis: Report
The report also showed that there is a need to bring more women into renewable energy jobs, though they already hold 32% of those, compared to 22% in the oil and gas sector.
October 22, 2021
International
Russia Says Putin Won’t Fly to COP26, in Blow for Climate Talks
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov said he would take part remotely, but the no-show by the leader of the world’s fourth-biggest emitter of greenhouse gases is the latest setback.
October 22, 2021
Energy Capital Conference
Is Oil and Gas Headed for Divorce?
An energy investment bank executive delves into the divergent paths of oil and gas during Hart Energy’s Energy Transition Capital Conference.
October 21, 2021
Public Capital
Exxon Mobil Pledges $400 Million to Boost Wyoming Carbon Capture
Exxon Mobil expects the expansion will capture up to 1 million metric tons of CO₂, in addition to the 6-7 million metric tons already captured at the LaBarge, Wyoming facility each year.
October 21, 2021
Business
Opinion: How Established Oil and Gas Companies Can Lead the Energy Transition
In the modern business environment, resiliency for established oil and gas companies isn’t about weathering the storm; it's about continual evolution.
October 21, 2021
Business
Busting Myths of Oil’s Demise
Deloitte analysts find that while peak growth has passed, the industry will remain on solid ground for the foreseeable future. But how companies choose their competitive positioning will determine the new energy order.
October 21, 2021
Policy & Regulations
US Democrats Scramble to Hammer Out Climate Legislation Ahead of Glasgow Talks
The Biden administration is considering a flurry of options including boosting production tax credits for nuclear power and enhancing credits for carbon sequestration projects.
October 20, 2021