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DOE’s $8B Hydrogen Hub May Kickstart Venture Capital, Corporate Investments
New hydrogen grants, on top of Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) incentives, are likely to create more opportunities for private investment.
CEO Taylor: Oil States International’s Evolution in the Changing Energy World
In an exclusive interview, Oil States CEO Cindy Taylor explains the service and equipment company’s evolving role amid the ups and downs of the energy business.
KPMG: Three Things to Know About Transferring Energy Tax Credits
With extensions, modifications and new credits up for grabs, the market for generating tax incentives is expanding but maximizing credits and not running afoul of the IRS makes the new market tricky to navigate.
RNG Seen As Low Carbon Intense Route to Decarbonization
Dominion Energy is among many companies that have made RNG part of their net-zero emissions strategy as the world races to slow global warming while meeting energy needs.
Oil, Gas Private Equity Funds May Escape New SEC Transparency Rules
A new batch of SEC reporting and transparency requirements “scares the hell out” out of private equity funds, but an 83-year-old exemption may mean oil and gas funds are off the hook.
Oil to Rise, But Won’t Break $100
Stratas Advisors still holds the view that oil prices will not break through $100/bbl this year.
Sunak Delays UK Petrol Car Ban, Seeking Voter Support on Climate
The U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's watering down of Britain's plans to tackle climate change sparked outrage from businesses producing energy products.
Exxon CEO Darren Woods: Overnight Energy Transition ‘Wishful Thinking’
Exxon Mobil CEO Darren Woods joined the leaders of Aramco and China National Petroleum Corp. in calling for governments not to prematurely pull the plug on the current energy system at the World Petroleum Congress.
Commentary: California’s Climate Disclosure Law—Leading the Way or Just Piling On?
California’s climate disclosure law was passed by the California Legislature on Sept. 12 and could be a prelude to the SEC’s emissions reporting requirements.
Commentary: Reaganomics and the Texas Grid
ERCOT’s frequent energy conservation alerts this summer only serve to remind Texans the grid has not been fixed in the face of unaccountable bureaucracy.