U.S. LNG exporters could see cargos backing up as European storage levels near capacity and as Asian gas demand lags, with approximately 35 LNG ships sitting on the water for more than 20 or 30 days, according to a Bernstein report. This post appeared first on Hart Energy.
Read More...The university has partnered with Ohio Penal Industries, Summit Glove and American Nitrile to build a program that includes education and workplace experience, and ends with a good-paying job at an Ohio manufacturing company. This post appeared first on Plastics News.
Read More...Eugene, Oregon’s city council recently repealed its ordinance banning natural gas in homes before the issue could come to a vote in November. The decision comes weeks after two polls show a lack of interest in banning natural gas across adults nationwide, and months after the Ninth Circuit Court overruled Berkeley’s natural gas ban, which
Read More...The NOAA’s HAFS, which has been in usage since June 27, utilizes new supercomputers for more accurate storm forecasting. This post appeared first on Hart Energy.
Read More...Residents and others questioned plans for a proposed plastics packaging factory in Lockport, N.Y., at a July 13 public hearing. This post appeared first on Plastics News.
Read More...In this Hart Energy LIVE exclusive interview, Hart Energy’s Jordan Soto talks with Pajarito Powder CEO Tom Stephenson about his company’s black powder catalyst, which uses less precious metals such as platinum and iridium. This post appeared first on Hart Energy.
Read More...With Leslie Beyer’s departure from Energy Workforce and Technology Council, both Molly Determan and Tim Tarpley have been jointly promoted to president to lead the organization in tandem. This post appeared first on Hart Energy.
Read More...Sultan al-Jaber said officials need to be “brutally honest about the gaps that need to be filled,” regarding the root causes and solutions of climate change. This post appeared first on Hart Energy.
Read More...Acquiring Plano-based Denbury Inc. in a $4.9 billion deal gives Exxon Mobil even greater scale in carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS)—a major pillar of the U.S. supermajor’s low-carbon strategy. This post appeared first on Hart Energy.
Read More...The UK government announced in June that its windfall tax on the oil and gas sector will not be applied if prices drop below certain levels for six months in a row due to a new price floor mechanism. As EID has previously explained, the windfall tax (formally known as the energy profit levy) was
Read More...For chemical recycling advocates, mass balance rules for measuring recycled content will be vital to grow the industry. But others see risks of greenwashing accusations. This post appeared first on Plastics News.
Read More...The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia has vacated the Department of Energy’s efficiency standards for commercial boilers. According to the panel of judges, “the DOE again failed to offer a sufficient explanation in response to the comments [from petitioners] challenging a key assumption in its analysis.” Assumptions Come Undone This is
Read More...Yesterday MDN brought you the news that a third-party contractor “struck a well head” on a Hilcorp shale well pad in Columbiana County, Ohio, resulting in a leak that forced the evacuation of 450 people within a mile of the well site (see Columbiana County, OH Evacuates 450 After Hilcorp Gas Well Accident). Good news….
Read More...The analysts at the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) have been looking at natural gas production in the Marcellus/Utica (i.e., Appalachia) for 2022. The M-U is the largest-producing natural gas shale play in the world. Pennsylvania is the second-largest producer of natural gas in the U.S. after Texas. The EIA looked at PA’s production, specifically…
Read More...For years we’ve railed against what we consider the theft of royalties and bonus payments by the state of Pennsylvania from landowners with creeks and rivers running through their leased (for shale drilling) property. The Pennsylvania Dept. of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) claims that under a centuries-old law, the state of PA “owns” the…
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