Opinion: Biden, Warren On The Climate Trail
Democratic presidential hopefuls Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren released climate change proposals. Are they on the money or more ‘malarkey?’
June 4, 2019
Windpower 2019: US Wind Energy Matures, But Industry Still Has Work To Do
The U.S. wind energy has matured and potential has turned into expectations. Analysts from Wood Mackenzie, IHS Markit and Bloomberg NEF offered a long-term outlooks mixed with optimism and caution.
May 22, 2019
The Permian Water Management Future: Consolidated, Efficient Systems
The market’s biggest challenges—scale and consolidation—are also its biggest necessities, according to B3 Insight’s Kelly Bennett.
May 20, 2019
DUG Permian: Speakers Point To Basin's Power, Shale's Realties
Updated: Operators, producers, analysts discuss issues, opportunities and investment in the Permian Basin during DUG Permian. Will the basin continue its power play on the world's stage?
April 16, 2019
Opinion: Reading The Texas Tea Leaves
Permian production growth to continue despite price and political volatility, according to speakers at the Texas Alliance Expo and Annual Meeting.
April 8, 2019
Opinion: That Year Climate Change Changed CERAWeek
An underlying theme of this year’s conference, whether by design or accident, certainly became about climate change and practical solutions to a polarizing problem.
March 19, 2019
Opinion: Colorado’s SB19-181 Looks Like A Real ‘Oinker’
While there may be a need a constructive dialogue about hydraulic fracturing in Colorado, legislative acrobatics in the General Assembly aren't the way to meaningful and lasting reforms.
March 11, 2019
Opinion: All SySTEMs Must Be ‘Go’
Technological advancements in energy have been among the main catalysts for making our lifestyles what they are today and will be for the foreseeable future. Now, we just need the next generation of engineers to make it happen.
February 25, 2019
Opinion: It’s The Demand, Dummy…Isn’t It?
World energy demand is bound to be driven by population growth on the other side of the world from Washington, D.C., which seems narrowly focused on controlling energy consumption in the United States and Europe where, as data suggests, it’s already been falling.
February 18, 2019
25 Influential Women In Energy: From Space To The Oil Patch
A big crowd turned out for an afternoon honoring industry leaders representing all facets of the energy sector.
February 12, 2019