The modern world cannot survive and thrive without a productive petroleum industry
A review of studies looking at heating homes with hydrogen has found that high cost and poor energy efficiency means the gas isn't a viable solution, despite many governments pushing ahead with the idea.
The electric car industry is being forecasted to increase by around 31,000 units in the next few years. Additionally, electric car charging costs are already increasing. With some states, like California, already announcing the banning of selling gas-powered vehicles, an already strained electrical grid, and a constant increase in demand for electricity, it doesn’t come as a shock that there is a rise in electric car charging costs.
U.S. natural gas industry leaders are amping up calls for the Biden administration and other governments to embrace the energy source ahead of a tough winter for much of the West.
President Biden used the results of last week’s prime ministerial election in Italy, which saw hard-right candidate Giorgia Meloni prevail, as a warning of what could befall the United States if the nation’s politics succumbed to surging authoritarian impulses.
California activists paved the way for defining climate change as an air pollution problem. Now it's federal law.
“You live and you learn” is something people often say when they’ve done something foolish, but are able to learn from it and change course.
Unfortunately, when it comes to energy and climate policy, many of the world’s most powerful leaders are refusing to do the “learning” part of that equation.
In public, U.S. corporations say the right things about environment, social and governance factors as part of their mindset. But how do executives really feel about the push to make ESG a core component of management philosophy?
New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced the state's plan to ban sales of all new gas-powered cars by 2035, the plan will also require all school buses to produce zero emissions by the same year.
The U.S. has set out this roadmap for carbon removal that is long enough that it’s going to allow for the kinds of really large investments and capital investments in projects. The U.S. has done that. It’s not happening anywhere else right now.
Denmark's Ministry of Climate and Energy announced Saturday its intention to postpone the decommissioning of three power plants until the summer of 2024, due to the energy crisis on the continent.
In the Alpine nation of Austria, where I currently live, residents are receiving the euro equivalent of $490 as a "climate and anti-inflation" bonus.
