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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.
1 Fatality in Equinor Helicopter Training Accident Offshore Norway
Equinor employee died following the helicopter accident, the cause of which has not been reported.
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Securing Tomorrow, Protecting Today: Prioritizing Energy Needs and Environmental Responsibility
Population is rising, energy demand is increasing and geopolitical conflicts are escalating. These factors make energy security a critical concern, as it is fundamental to national security, economic growth and myriad societal factors.
US Supreme Court Blocks EPA's 'Good Neighbor' Air Pollution Plan
The U.S. Supreme Court on June 27 blocked an Environmental Protection Agency regulation aimed at reducing ozone emissions that may worsen air pollution in neighboring states, handing a victory to three Republican-led states and the steel and fossil-fuel industries that had challenged the rule.
Enbridge, Six Nations Partner to Advance Canadian Wind Project
The Seven Stars Energy project is expected to produce 200 megawatts of emissions free power, enough to supply energy to 100,000 Saskatchewan homes annually.
Report: Global Energy Demand, Emissions Rise
Data showed global energy consumption increased 2% to a record 620 exajoules (EJ), driven by increases in coal and oil use.
EIA Estimates Declined Rates of Flaring, Venting NatGas in 2023
Even as the rates of natural gas venting and flaring fell, according to Energy Information Administration data, another study shows CO2 emissions continued to rise globally.
Hirs: How the Cost of Carbon Avoidance Bolsters Nuclear Power
States and the EU have introduced nascent carbon pricing schemes with taxes, tax benefits and offsets. It isn’t unreasonable to assume that carbon pricing will become increasingly tangible.
Costly Consequences as E&Ps Navigate Methane Mitigation
Oil and gas companies are adjusting to an evolving emissions reduction landscape as state and federal regulators target methane emissions.
BP’s Archaea Energy, Republic Services Startup Indiana RNG Facility
The Fort Wayne, Indiana RNG facility is designed to process 6,400 cf of landfill gas per minute into RNG, the companies say.
US LNG to Asia Has Lower Emissions Profile than Coal, Rystad Says
LNG emissions are up to 50% lower on average than for coal-fired power generation, even when the fuel is shipped over long distances, according to new research from Rystad Energy.
Toxic Gas in Louisiana Air Far Exceeds Safe Levels, EPA Estimates, US Study Finds
EPA estimates were based on imperfect traditional toxic gas ethylene oxide monitoring methods, but a more recent study used a method that could more accurately measure EtO levels on site.