Emissions
Emissions
Exxon Mobil’s Lawyer Calls Lawsuit A ‘Cruel Joke' As Climate Change Fraud Trial Ends
Lawyers for New York State and Exxon Mobil Corp. delivered closing arguments in a closely watched trial accusing the oil company of hiding from investors the true cost of addressing climate change.
Investment , Emissions
In Boost To Climate Policy, EU Makes First Move To End Fossil Fuel Funding
Preliminary text of agreement calls on lender to stop funding projects.
Public Capital , Exploration & Production , Emissions
Carbon Tracker Report: Paris Targets Require Majors, E&Ps To Shrink
Many oil and gas companies, particularly the majors, have publicized their efforts to be good stewards of the environment, particularly on climate change.
International , Emissions
Trump Administration Begins Paris Climate Pact Exit
Withdrawal fulfills president’s promise to limit red tape; EU and environmental groups express dismay.
Policy & Regulations , Methane , Emissions
A Value-chain Approach To Reducing Emissions
A group of companies is working together to reduce methane emissions across the supply chain to ensure the sustainability of natural gas.
Exploration & Production , Emissions , Technology
Advances In Technology Enable Engineered Emissions Controls
Combining technology and engineering produces efficiency in emissions management.
Exploration & Production , Methane , Emissions , Technology
Can The Industry Meet The ‘Challenge Of A Generation’?
Industry leaders are making responsible energy development a priority.
International , Emissions
Trump Confirms Plans To Withdraw US From Paris Climate Accord
Critics say pullout will weaken leadership during global transition to cleaner energy sources.
Emissions , Logistics
MIT, Eni Renew Collaboration On Low-Carbon Energy Technologies
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Eni have renewed their low-carbon energy research collaboration on Oct. 18 by extending Eni’s tenure as a founding member of the MIT Energy Initiative (MITEI) through 2023.
Business , Health, Safety & Environment , Emissions , Renewables
Opinion: Big Oil Should Rebel Against Its Customers
Given that the world will rely on fossil fuels for decades, even with the most stringent government policies to reduce energy use, oil companies face their own climate emergency. How can they retain social legitimacy?