Natural gas could help meet demand, but a new EPA rule requiring CO2 emissions from power plants to be reduced by 90% could limit fossil fuels’ role.
As coal plants retire in Texas, natural gas will carry more of the Lone Star State’s energy load, said Kristi Hobbs, ERCOT’s vice president for system planning and weatherization.
Baker Hughes' senior vice president of strategy and technologies, Attilio Pisoni, addresses the oil and gas industry's responsibility in reducing its carbon footprint and gives an overview on the company's sustainability operations in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.
IPAA Chairman and Elevation Resources CEO Steve Pruett shared insight on industry’s concerns over regulations carried out by an “alphabet soup” of agencies from the Environmental Protection Agency to the Federal Trade Commission.
Iberdrola said its acquisition of the remaining stake in Avangrid Inc. is intended to increase its exposure in the U.S.
Raymond James’ J. Marshall Adkins tells Hart Energy’s SUPER DUG conference attendees demonizing oil and gas, strenuous regulations and continued inflation are bound to have unexpected consequences for E&P opponents.
Here is a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news, including more moves by the U.S. to strengthen and protect the U.S. solar panel manufacturing sector from China.
Boralex' project, located in Scotland, is the company’s largest project in Europe, capable of powering 100,000 British homes.
KeyState Energy and CNX Resources said the facility can produce hydrogen solely, reaching up to 68,000 metric tons annually, or sustainable aviation fuel solely, reaching up to 70 million gallons per year.
J. Marshall Adkins, head of energy investment banking at Raymond James, details the future of natural gas prices and misconceptions about crude demand coming to an end in this Hart Energy Exclusive interview.