New Texas 30-MW Data Center Begins Construction
Dataprana’s 30-megawatt data center in La Marque, Texas will help satiate the growing demand for cloud services, Web3 applications and digital asset mining.
Belcher: The Growing Nexus of Nuclear, Oil and Gas
Nuclear has a capacity factor of 92.5%, the highest of any source of electricity, not to mention near-zero greenhouse gas emissions.
Hirs: AI and Energy—Is There Enough to Go Around?
AI data centers need a constant supply of electricity, and the nation’s grids are unprepared.
Baker Hughes CEO: Transition Without Oil, Gas is a ‘Dream World’
The CEOs of Baker Hughes, SLB and Japan’s Inpex see an energy expansion that includes oil and gas—with lower emissions—as the most pragmatic way to tackle climate change.
A Tale of Two Strategies: How Baker Hughes, NOV are Traversing the Natural Gas Age
Natural gas demand is on the rise, and with that comes a flurry of measures to capitalize on evolving market needs. How are Baker Hughes and NOV navigating the changing energy landscape?
Diamondback Touts Land, Cheap Gas to Lure Data Centers to Permian
With 65,000 land acres, cheap natural gas and an abundant produced water supply, Diamondback wants to lure power-hungry data centers to West Texas.
E&P Highlights: Nov. 4, 2024
Here’s a roundup of the latest E&P headlines, including a major development in Brazil coming online and a large contract in Saudi Arabia.
Expand ‘Having Tons of Conversations’ to Power Data Centers with Gas
Expand Energy, the largest U.S. gas producer, has some 1 Bcf/d of supply behind pipe that it can turn online when gas markets stabilize, though executives said Oct. 30 it might not be needed for some time.
Navigating the Crossroads: Oil, Gas Industry Reimagines its Role in Tech Age
The oil and gas industry has both a need and an opportunity to embrace the digital transformation while engaging the next generation of its workforce.
As Permian Gas Pipelines Quickly Fill, More Buildout Likely—EDA
Natural gas volatility remains—typically with prices down, and then down further—but demand is developing rapidly for an expanded energy market, East Daley Analytics says.