EU Plans Subsidies for Hydrogen Made Using Renewable Energy
The European Union's hydrogen subsidy scheme would make clean versions of the fuel more competitive with fossil fuel-based hydrogen.
Canadian Oil Producers’ ESG Strategy: Made in Canada
As environmental concerns and human rights become top priorities, Canadian E&Ps producing from oil sands say their commodity should be the preferred barrel going forward.
EU Lawmakers Approve Carbon-cutting Targets and Expanding Forest Carbon Sinks
The new law aims to curb emissions 40% by 2030 and replaces a current target for a 30% cut in these sectors.
Europe Won’t Be Dependent on Russian Oil and Gas Again, Official Says
The invasion of Ukraine convinced Europe to shift away from Russian oil and gas, energy official says at CERAWeek.
Citi Pledges to Cut Emissions for More Sectors Including Coal Mining
Citi's targets targets for cutting emissions include a pledge to cut the absolute emissions from lending to thermal coal mining by 90% from a 2021 baseline.
EPA Proposes Expanded Higher-ethanol Gasoline Sales in Midwest
Oil and gas industry groups said that fuels with higher ethanol content could lead to tighter fuel supplies in states including Iowa, Nebraska and Illinois.
United Airlines Launches $100 Million Sustainable Fuel Investment Fund
The global aviation industry contributes approximately 2% of global carbon emissions and is looking for ways to meet the International Air Transport Association's 2050 net-zero emissions target.
Republican Senators Seek to Reverse U.S. Heavy-duty Truck Emissions Rule
34 Republican senators say Biden's standards were overly challenging to implement, would make trucks cost prohibitive for small business owners and would increase supply chain costs.
Exxon Halts Routine Gas Flaring in the Permian, Wants Others to Follow
Exxon Mobil is seeking tougher regulations on flaring to "level the playing field."
Emissions Management: The New ‘E’ for E&P
Emissions management strategies are having a greater influence on E&P profitability, according to Enverus.