Emissions
Chevron: Regulations Holding Back Best Methane Detection Tech
Speaking at Hart Energy’s Carbon & ESG Strategies conference, Vanessa T. Ryan, Chevron’s manager of methane reduction, said some of the newest and most effective tech developed to find methane leaks has been turned away by federal regulatory agencies.
Exclusive: How is Chevron Sharing Methane Reduction Tips? [WATCH]
In this Hart Energy LIVE exclusive interview, Chevron's Vanessa Ryan, the manager of methane reduction, tells Hart Energy's Nissa Darbonne the different ways Chevron is collaborating on methane reduction.
BP Urges More Oil, Gas Investment While Speeding Energy Transition
BP says the world must invest in oil and gas production to avoid price spikes in the midst of the energy transition.
IRA One Year Later: Progress, But a Long Way to Go
Nearly $271 billion in capital investment has been announced for clean energy projects and manufacturing facilities since Aug. 16, 2022, according to the American Clean Power Association.
Norwegian Government Greenlights Snøhvit Future Project
The approval for the future operation of the Snøhvit gas field and Hammerfest LNG approves onshore compression from 2028 and electrification of the plant from 2030.
Baker Hughes, Avports Sign MoU to Develop Lower-carbon Energy Solutions
The collaboration between Baker Hughes and Avports will accelerate development and adoption of airport-specific microgrids to address energy demand.
Venezuela Must Advance Renewable Developments, Official Says
OPEC member Venezuela has benefited economically over the last century, mainly from producing oil, but as the race to net zero emissions picks up speed, the Caribbean country must now advance natural gas-related and renewable developments such as wind, solar and bioenergy.
Clean the Frac Up
In an effort to boost sustainability, service providers are making conscious choices to use less diesel fuel.
Lost at E: The Offshore Market’s Trouble with Emissions
While the offshore market is making an active push to reduce overall emissions, a lack of basic standards or alternatives to diesel hasn’t made the task easy.
US to Spend $700MM for Oil and Gas Sector to Cut Methane Emissions
The $700 million provided by the U.S. will be accompanied by technical assistance to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.