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US Energy Secretary Nominee Chris Wright Champions Energy at DUG GAS
President-elect Donald Trump's energy secretary nominee Chris Wright championed energy's role in bettering human lives earlier this year on stage at Hart Energy’s DUG GAS Conference and Expo.
Mexico Pacific’s Saguaro: LNG’s Quicker Route to Asian Markets
Mexico Pacific’s 30-mtpa Saguaro LNG terminal promises a connection to Asia for Permian Gas that avoids the Panama Canal.
US Grid Operator Faces New Complaint Over Power Supply Auction
PJM Interconnection, the largest U.S. grid operator, is being accused of unfairly awarding high payments to power plants and pushing up electricity costs for homes and businesses.
WoodMac Sees Lighter Hand on Emissions, Departure From Paris Under Trump
Much of the Inflation Reduction Act is likely to remain in place, forecasting firm Wood Makenzie says.
Occidental CEO Sees Bipartisan DAC Support as Projects Advance
Occidental Petroleum CEO Vicki Hollub said the next president will be positive for the U.S. energy industry, especially direct air capture.
Baker Hughes, SOCAR Partner to Limit Flaring at Azerbaijan Oil Refinery
Baker Hughes and SOCAR expect to recover flare gas equivalent up to 7 million normal cu. m of methane per year and further reduce CO2 emissions by up to 11,000 tons per year.
'Affordable, Reliable, Zero Carbon': Toby Rice Says NatGas Takes the Lead
EQT CEO Toby Rice highlights natural gas' potential to achieve the energy trifecta, affordability, reliability and zero carbon, with the help of carbon capture technology, in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
EnerMech Secures Contract with Major North Sea Operator
EnerMech will monitor the condition of the U.K. assets in accordance with safety and operational standards.
‘Winning Formula’: BKV’s CCS, Power Businesses Gain Momentum
BKV is counting on a ‘winning formula’ of natural gas and carbon capture and storage to service the growing power needs of data centers.
Biden-Led EPA Rolls Out Methane Fee Targeting Oil, Gas Emitters
Companies violating the new Environmental Protection Agency rules will start paying penalties next year based on methane emissions reported in calendar year 2024.