BKV’s Barnett Zero is the first of two carbon capture and sequestration facilities the Barnett Shale producer plans.
Occidental Petroleum and its affiliate 1PointFive remain gung-ho on DAC technology, but one Wall Street analyst from Wells Fargo isn’t drinking all the DAC Kool-Aid yet, for several reasons.
TAQA discusses its portfolio expansion with its two acquisitions and how they are deploying technology to meet customer demands in this Hart Energy LIVE Exclusive interview.
BlackRock and Occidental Petroleum’s STRATOS project will be the world’s largest DAC facility when it begins operations in mid-2025.
As oil and gas companies use record profits to reinvest in the energy transition, priorities should center around on emissions management, decarbonization, clean technology and safety practices.
Avnos said its partnership with SoCalGas will pilot technology that produces 5 tons of distilled water for every ton of CO2 captured.
Air Product’s carbon capture facility is being built at its existing hydrogen production plant and will serve Exxon Mobil Corp. and other customers when it comes onstream by 2026.
The U.S. oil giant has quietly evaluated opportunities to produce lithium from subsurface brine water in Arkansas—a process Exxon says is an extension of its current upstream capabilities.
Equinor and Captura are partnering to develop industrial-scale solutions to remove CO2 from the ocean.
TD Securities says it plans to use a portion of the credits to offset its own operational emissions, while adding to its portfolio of voluntary carbon offsets.