Firms jointly target Mexican mold market

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Firms jointly target Mexican mold market

April 19, 2019 Updated 4/19/2019 Email Print Michael A. Marcotte From left: Calle Heldin, Heatlock Co. Ltd.; Joerg Wehling, general manager, TK Holdings, Ing.; Pablo Vargas Barrera, director general, Privarsa. Mexico City — A trio of companies — two from China and one from Mexico — are hoping that a partnership aimed at building more

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Adidas introduces fully recyclable running shoe

April 19, 2019 Updated 4/19/2019 Email Print Adidas AG Adidas has selected 200 runners to try out its Futurecraft.Loop recyclable running shoe and will make it available to the general public in 2021. Shoe and sportswear giant Adidas AG is unveiling a new way for its customers to do running repeats, unveiling what it says

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SPE Panel: Autos can benefit from nanomaterials

April 19, 2019 Updated 4/19/2019 Email Print XG Sciences Inc. Rose Detroit —​ Nanotechnology and graphene holds great promise for the automotive market, a Ford Motor Co. technical expert said at Antec 2019. Deborah Mielewski, senior technical leader of sustainable materials and advanced materials at Ford, said nanomaterials can improve lightweighting, reduce wear in vehicle

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Arburg assuring UK customers

April 19, 2019 Updated 4/19/2019 Email Print PRW Arburg GmbH + Co. Arburg’s production hall in Lossburg, Germany. German injection molding press maker Arburg GmbH + Co. is reassuring customers in the United Kingdom that they will continue to receive support regardless of what happens during the Brexit process. The plastic injection molding machine specialist,

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Oil Prices Inch Up On Signs Of Tighter Global Supply

Oil futures edged up on Thursday as a drop in crude exports from OPEC’s de facto leader, Saudi Arabia, and a draw in U.S. drilling rigs and oil inventories supported prices. Brent crude futures settled at $71.97 a barrel, up 35 cents from their last close and near Wednesday’s five-month high of $72.27. Brent saw

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South Korea Sets Long-Term Renewable Power Targets

South Korea plans to boost the share of its energy output generated from renewable sources to as much as 35 percent by 2040, a draft revision to government policy showed on April 19, over four times the current amount. Asia’s fourth-largest economy has been pushing to shed its heavy reliance on coal and nuclear power,

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Nothing Tops LNG

U.S. LNG exports are key to balancing the U.S. natural gas market, according to Bernadette Johnson, vice president, market intelligence, for Drillinginfo Inc. “Natural gas production continues to reach record levels,” she told attendees at Hart Energy’s DUG Haynesville conference in February in Shreveport, La. Dry-gas production through year-end 2018 was 24.6 billion cubic feet

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How to Use Natural Gas to Yield Water and Electric with Zero Emissions

Jim WillisEditor & Publisher, Marcellus Drilling News (MDN) … American ingenuity and new technology now promises to produce both water and electricity from natural gas with zero CO2 emissions. What will fractivists do? Good old American ingenuity has done it again. A company in Oklahoma called Newpoint Gas has, using existing technology, developed a process to produce

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MDN Will Not Publish Today – Good Friday

As we have in previous years, MDN will not publish today (Friday) in observance of Good Friday and the Easter holiday. We hope you enjoy this blessed time of year! – Jim Willis, Editor Share this: This post appeared first on Marcellus Drilling News.

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NESE Project Divides Ordinary New Yorkers and Elite Environmentalists

Tom ShepstoneShepstone Management Company, Inc.   A video highlighting the support of New York City public housing leaders for the NESE project illustrates the gap between ordinary New Yorkers and elites. Too much of environmentalism is pure elitism. It elevates aesthetics above the needs of ordinary human beings for the basic necessities of human life.

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Tellurian’s Driftwood receives Ferc authorization

Liquefied natural gas exporter Tellurian said Thursday the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has issued the order granting authorization for Driftwood LNG, a proposed 27.6 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa) liquefaction export facility near Lake Charles, Louisiana. Also authorized was the associated Driftwood pipeline, a 96-mile proposed line delivering natural gas to the facility, Kallanish Energy

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Venezuela bypasses U.S. sanctions by selling crude via Russia

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is moving cash from Venezuelan oil sales through Russian state energy giant Rosneft, as he looks to evade U.S. sanctions designed to oust him from power, according to sources and documents reviewed by Reuters. The sales are the latest sign of Venezuela’s growing dependence on Russia, as the U.S. tightens sanctions on Maduro,

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Crude rises on Saudi export cuts and lower U.S. inventories

Crude oil prices were slightly higher Thursday, as a drop in crude exports from Saudi Arabia and a drawdown in U.S. oil inventories supported prices, Kallanish Energy reports. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures settled 24 cents higher at $64 per barrel. Brent crude futures rose 35 cents, or 0.5%, to $71.97/Bbl, near Wednesday’s five-month high of $72.27/Bbl.

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Penn State to hold free shale royalties management workshop

Are you as a landowner receiving royalty checks and not fully understanding how the current trends and production figures mesh with your royalty payments?  Do you have questions on how to interpret the information provided on your royalty stubs?  Are you questioning how to manage your resources and invest wisely? Penn State Extension’s ‘Shale Royalties

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