Industry News

Austrian Co. Claims Projects Use 100% Hydrogen for Powergen

An Austrian-based company claims its hydrogen-to-power projects are demonstrating the viability of using hydrogen gas engines, with some installations in Germany, the Netherlands, and South Korea using 100% hydrogen. At a company-hosted event, representatives discussed how natural gas-fired plants are adaptable for future hydrogen conversion and detailed the technical modifications required to support this energy…

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Other Stories of Interest: Fri, Feb 21, 2025

NATIONAL: California phaseout of fossil fuel cars faces Congress test; Residential energy expenditures have increased with colder weather and higher prices; DOE Sec. Wright – coal is critical to meeting energy demand; The truth about Big Oil and climate change; How to solve the energy sector’s growing skills shortage; INTERNATIONAL: Is the era of net…

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SM Energy Restructures Leadership Team

SM Energy Co. has made several officer appointments and announced the retirement of Jennifer Martin Samuels, the company’s vice president of investor relations and ESG stewardship. This post appeared first on Hart Energy.

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EQT Working on Deals with Data Centers; MVP & Southgate Key Assets

EQT Corporation, the nation’s second-largest natural gas producer after Expand Energy, delivered its fourth quarter and full-year 2024 update yesterday. The company, which drills solely in the Marcellus/Utica, produced 605 Bcfe of natural gas and equivalents during 4Q, which works out to be 6.58 Bcfe/d, despite curtailing 27 Bcfe (or 0.29 Bcfe/d, the same as…

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Report Reveals Ohio’s Largest Oil & Gas Counties, Royalty Payers

The Ohio Natural Energy Institute (ONEi) is a nonprofit organization of professionals who educate people about the essential energy that makes life better, specifically focusing on natural gas and oil production. ONEi provides trusted, factual information through teacher workshops, first responder training, guest speaker programs, and more. The organization used to be called Ohio Oil…

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PA Gov. Nominates Swamper to Stop “Acting,” Become DEP Secretary

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, himself a swampy career politician, has nominated another swampy career politician to stop “Acting” and become the full Secretary of the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). Jessica Shirley, with a bachelor’s degree in political science and a master’s in public administration, has been Interim Acting Secretary of the DEP since October…

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NYMEX NatGas Price Jumps Another 27.3 Cents to $4.28/MMBtu

Yesterday, MDN noted the NYMEX “front month” futures price of natural gas had jumped 28.2 cents to close just above $4/MMBtu (see Wx Drives March NYMEX Price to Close at $4/MMBtu, Spot Price Higher). The price did it again. Yesterday, the NYMEX price for March delivery closed +6.8% to $4.280/MMBtu, a new 52-week high and…

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Trump EO Puts FERC, SEC, Other Agencies Under White House Control

Two days ago, President Trump signed yet another executive order, this one called “Ensuring Accountability for All Agencies.” We’ve lost count of how many he’s signed! This latest EO is a really, hairy, big deal. This EO gives the president sweeping control over the budgets, policies, and regulations of independent U.S. agencies that oversee the…

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Other Stories of Interest: Thu, Feb 20, 2025

NATIONAL: U.S. faces obstacles on road to supplying the world’s natural gas; Can the U.S. utility industry rise to its Sputnik moment?; INTERNATIONAL: WTI tops $72 amid crude supply concerns; Putin says global energy market needs Russia-US-Saudi talks; In a major shift, Japex to prioritise oil and gas investment through 2030. NATIONAL U.S. faces obstacles…

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Congress: Offshore Production Critical to Energy Security

In one of the House Committee on Natural Resources’ first oversight hearings, a subcommittee held a hearing focused on restoring American energy dominance through offshore oil and natural gas development – highlighting the continued shift in tone in the new Congress and Administration. Witnesses and members of Congress pointed out the myriad benefits of a

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