Global Energy 2022 Report: A Lot Happened, Little Changed
The Annual Statistical Review of World Energy shows fossil fuels held steady at 82% of supply and emissions continued to rise, despite record deployments of wind and solar projects.
Canadian Wildfire Emissions Reach Record High in 2023
As of June 26, the annual emissions from these fires are now the largest for Canada since satellite monitoring began in 2003.
URTeC: Chevron’s Strategy—Making Teammates of Competitors [WATCH]
Chevron's methane reduction manager of strategy and sustainability, Vanessa Ryan, spoke with Hart Energy's Jennifer Pallanich on the ways Chevron is teaming up with competitors to reduce methane emissions.
India Starts Process to Fund State Refiners' Green Goals Via Equity
Three of India's big refiners aim to invest 3.5 trillion-4 trillion rupees to reach net zero-emissions goals by 2040.
URTeC: Devon, Hess Emphasize Teamwork to Tackle Emissions
At the opening of the 2023 Unconventional Resources Technology Conference, executives from Devon, Hess and other companies said net zero goals require collaboration.
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Project Canary CEO: ‘Cut the Crap’ on Energy Transition, Fossil Fuels [WATCH]
Project Canary CEO talks energy transition, the need for renewables and fossil fuels to coexist and tackling Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions.
Tech Trends: ABS Wavesight Expanding Shipping Logistics Insights
In this week's Tech Trends, Hart Energy's Jaxon Caines talks with ABS Wavesight's CEO Paul Sells about how the digital products company helps solve problems in the maritime industry.
SUPER DUG: Nabors' Hall on Cutting Emissions in the Oil Patch
Hart Energy's editorial director Jordan Blum sat down with the senior director for energy transition solutions at Nabors Industries, James Hall, to discuss electrification in the oil patch.
Exxon, Chevron Shareholders Shoot Down ESG Proposals
Investors voted overwhelmingly against resolutions put forward by climate and ESG activists during the Exxon and Chevron annual stockholder meetings this week.
April Brings a Flurry of Hydrogen Projects That May Flower with CCS
If projects currently in the pipeline come to fruition, the production of low-emissions hydrogen could reach up to 24 million tonnes per year by 2030, with more than half of it coming from electrolyzers running on renewable energy.