Dominion Energy and Amazon’s agreement to advance nuclear development was one of several moves made by Big Tech lately to advance lower carbon energy technologies.
Woodside CEO Meg O’Neill addressed the October death of a worker at the Beaumont, Texas, ammonia project purchased from OCI NV, saying the company’s top priority is safety.
While economics and costs challenge some CCS projects, community engagement impacts them all.
An appeals court panel put two permits on hold for Kinder Morgan’s pipeline to consider the project’s implications on the Clean Water Act.
Baker Hughes’ InvictaSet uses regenerative capabilities to provide operators with a sustainable cement solution that can last for years.
Lyten will invest more than $1 billion to build what it called the world’s first lithium-sulfur battery gigafactory.
The funding will go towards the second phase of a project at the Grow the Energy Circle (GrowTEC) biogas facility to increase production capacity to up to 120,000 gigajoules annually.
Arizona’s Box Canyon solar project secured a $260 million tax-equity financing commitment from Capital One and an affiliate of J.P. Morgan.
Halliburton’s Nathan Snoke said the company’s 105 years of experience focused on the subsurface enables it to store hydrogen underground and at a lower cost.
The rules are designed to accelerate the retirement of coal plants, but they raise costs for new natural gas facilities.