Today’s featured 25 Influential Women in Energy honoree is Anna Scott, co-founder and chief science officer of Project Canary based in Austin, Texas.
Developing SEC requirements and market pressure push E&P companies to meet ESG disclosure demands.
Today’s featured 25 Influential Women in Energy honoree is Shelly Lambertz, executive vice president, chief culture and administrative officer at Continental Resources Inc. based in Oklahoma City.
Today’s featured 25 Influential Women in Energy honoree is Josetta Jones, chief diversity and inclusion officer at Chevron Corp. based in San Ramon, Calif.
Today’s featured 25 Influential Women in Energy honoree is Anna Scott, co-founder and chief science officer of Project Canary based in Austin, Texas.
Buckeye Partners' two solar farms, currently under development, will be able to provide LyondellBasell with 165 MW of power upon completion in third quarter 2023.
Details remained sparse following the late afternoon announcement by Senator Joe Manchin, but energy provisions in the new July reconciliation bill may exceed previously expected spending on Biden’s clean energy plan.
Developing SEC requirements and market pressure push E&P companies to meet ESG disclosure demands.
Today’s featured 25 Influential Women in Energy honoree is Shelly Lambertz, executive vice president, chief culture and administrative officer at Continental Resources Inc. based in Oklahoma City.
Today’s featured 25 Influential Women in Energy honoree is Josetta Jones, chief diversity and inclusion officer at Chevron Corp. based in San Ramon, Calif.
Thanks to technological advancements, the oil and gas industry has the tools to drastically curb methane leaks. Project Canary Co-founder and CEO Chris Romer is now urging those with the power and capital to make a difference to step up.
Blackbuck's upsized financing provides the company with additional liquidity to execute on accretive growth resulting from recently signed contracts centering around its Midland and Delaware Basin platforms.
Investors are starting to look more favorably on oil and gas companies because of their role in the transition to a decarbonized economy.
Reusing produced water for frac jobs can improve production and ease the need for freshwater supplies, while also reducing demand for disposal wells.