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ESG Not Quite Dead as CCS Devs Grapple with Community Support
While economics and costs challenge some CCS projects, community engagement impacts them all.
Regional Banks Take Advantage of Large Lenders’ Oil, Gas Hesitancy
Regional banks are picking up market share and rallying the U.S. upstream sector.
Fire Closes Atlas Energy’s Kermit, Texas Mining Facility
Atlas Energy Solutions said no injuries were reported and the closing of the mine would not affect services to the company’s Permian Basin customers.
Women in Energy: Diversify or Die
The oil and gas industry may be at risk of losing the innovation race if women remain sidelined.
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LongPath Ditches Up-in-the-Air Tech for Emissions Reduction Closer to Ground
LongPath Technologies has received a federal loan to develop a monitoring network and conditional approval from the state of New Mexico for use of its system at oil and gas operations.
Segrist: Cooling the Reaction: Nuclear Makes Promising but Slow Comeback
Nuclear power is awesome. Nuclear power is also hard—and a long way off from displacing natural gas as the primary source for the electricity the U.S. will desperately need.
US Supreme Court Should Avoid Climate Change Cases, Biden Administration Says
The Biden administration is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to reject efforts by oil companies to prevent lawsuits accusing the fossil fuel producers of deceiving the public about climate change.
US Hydrogen Concerns Linger as Next Administration Nears White House
BP, EDP Renewables, Inpex and Plug Power executives discuss the state of hydrogen and the hydrogen production tax credit.
Phillips 66 Taps NextEra for Solar Power at Rodeo Renewable Complex
The solar facility owned and operated by NextEra Energy Resources will consist of more than 70,000 solar modules, Phillips 66 said
CRC's Carbon TerraVault, Net Power to Develop Low Emissions Power Plants
California Resources Corp.'s Carbon TerraVault and Net Power will conduct feasibility studies on locating power plants near underground CO2 storage vaults, according to a news release.
Shell Settles Lawsuit Against Greenpeace Over Activists Boarding Oil Vessel
Shell took legal action after Greenpeace activists boarded a vessel in January 2023 near the Canary Islands off the Atlantic coast of northern Africa to protest against oil drilling, travelling on it as far as Norway.
Methanol Microreactor Project Aims to Convert CO2 into Liquid Fuel
The SRI International-led project, which received a Department of Energy grant, would use renewable energy to convert CO2 into liquid fuel.
Republican States Sue BlackRock, Vanguard, State Street Over ESG
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton decried the “weaponization” of the financial industry in pushing for climate goals while BlackRock and State Street called the suit, filed by 11 states, baseless.
Despite Big Oil’s SAF Ramp Up, Concerns Linger as Trump 2.0 Nears
Concerns remain about the scaleup of sustainable aviation fuel under a Trump administration, even as some see progress continuing as the world demands cleaner fuels and Big Oil steps up.