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OPAL Completes $8.9MM Sale of IRA Investment Tax Credits

The credits were generated from the Sapphire RNG facility, a joint venture that is 50% owned by OPAL Fuels.

Energy Transition in Motion (Week of March 28, 2025)

Here is a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news, including another record for renewables power capacity growth.

Energy Technology Startups Save Methane to Save Money

Startups are finding ways to curb methane emissions while increasing efficiency—and profits.

TotalEnergies, Partners Reach FID for Northern Lights CCS Phase 2

The second phase is expected to increase the project’s transport and storage capacity to more than 5 million tons of CO2 per year in 2028, TotalEnergies says.

Refrac King BKV Sees More Runway in Barnett Shale

BKV says it has more than 15 years of refrac and new drilling inventory in the Barnett.

Canadian Government to Fund Portion of Cedar LNG’s $5.96B Development Cost

The Government of Canada has pledged to contribute up to $200 million to help the Haisla Nation and Pembina Pipeline Corp. develop the $5.96 billion Cedar LNG Project

Calgary Region Hydrogen Hub Opens, Forms ‘Competitive Edge’

The Calgary Region Hydrogen Hub will initially focus on airports, heat and power, hydrogen corridors, industrial and municipal fleets and trains, according to a news release.

LNG Leads the Way of ‘Energy Pragmatism’ as Gas Demand Rises

Coastal natural gas storage is likely to become a high-valued asset, said analyst Amol Wayangankar at Hart Energy’s DUG Gas Conference. 

Oil & Gas, Geothermal Technology Transfer Not a One-Way Street

Technologies commonly used in oil and gas are making it cheaper to drill deep into hot reservoirs to generate geothermal power, but the oil sector could also learn from geothermal, panelists say.

Green Plains Begins Constructing Carbon Capture Equipment for Nebraska Project

The project, expected to start up in second-half 2025, will enable the permanent sequestration of about 800,000 tons of biogenic CO2 each year, Green Plains says.