Natural Gas

by Shelley Robbins Natural gas is in the headlines as the war in Ukraine continues, cementing the U.S. as the world leader in gas exports. At home, groups such as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce argue for more gas-fired power, citing the need for reliability in advance of the summer cooling season. …

This article originally published by Stefano Galiasso, Senior Associate at Energy Capital Ventures A Changing Narrative Natural Gas is seeing increasing levels of support as a key element of a decarbonized future. This might sound counterintuitive as natural gas contains carbon — so what is the role of natural gas in a net…

A discussion about putting a “sunset clause” to using stranded fossil gas to mine bitcoin. Premise Powering bitcoin mining with stranded fossil gas from abandoned oil and gas wells has a less negative impact on climate and the environment than simply flaring or venting that gas. …

The draft memorandum of understanding, which is still subject to changes and needs approval from the governments involved, is part of the European Union’s efforts to reduce fossil fuel imports from Russia following the war in Ukraine. “The natural gas to be shipped to the European Union will originate either from the Arab Republic of Egypt, the State of Israel, or any other source in the East Mediterranean region, including EU Member States in the region,” the nine-page document said.

The marriage between tech and sustainability’s most public display is in electric vehicles. …

So, when people first think of Dubai, they get in mind about the Burj Khalifa, the Burj Al Arab the Supercars & the Rich Life. Where does the money come from to afford all of this? Some may think of the oil but not anymore for Dubai at least since…

The changes in our climate that we are already experiencing are adversely impacting human health in a variety of ways. Extreme heat events like those in the spring of 2022 in India and the spring of 2021 in the Pacific Northwest are becoming more common. Longer warmer periods and shorter…

Solar, geothermal, hydro and wind are critical to our path to net zero because of the low lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions generated per unit of energy produced (gCO2e per kWh) relative to coal and natgas.[i] On a stand-alone basis, only geothermal and hydropower are clean sources capable of providing reliable…