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Climate Change
U.S. and EU to Crack down on Fossil Fuel Sector’s Methane Emissions
The United States and the European Union will unveil an agreement targeting methane emissions within the fossil fuel industry.
Power Grid
NREL Develops Cybersecurity Tool to Flag Threats to Electric Grid
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) has developed an intrusion visualisation tool, IViz-OT, which can locate and visualise anomalies on the electric
Solar
U.S. Solar Capacity Has Grown 28,500% Since 2008
U.S. solar power capacity has jumped by 28,500% since 2008.
Hydrogen
Chevron and JERA Jointly Pursue Lower-Carbon Solutions in the US and Asia Pacific
Chevron New Energies, Chevron’s unit focusing on low-carbon fuels, and Japanese energy giant JERA have agreed to collaborate on multiple lower-carbon opportuni
Nuclear Power
Japan, US Governments Asked to Beef up Nuclear Energy Dev't
The JAIF and NEI asked the two governments to improve the energy market and regulation.
Oil & Gas
Biden Says “No More Drilling” at a Rally
“No more drilling…there is no more drilling,” said U.S. President Joe Biden at a campaign rally in New York state on Sunday when asked by a person in the cro
Policy & Regulation
U.S. EPA Allowed Two-Week Extension to Issue Biofuel Blending Proposal
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and a biofuels trade groups have agreed to extend by two weeks a deadline the agency has to issue a proposal on 2
Solar
U.S. Construction Costs Drop for Solar, Rise for Wind and Natural Gas Generators
Construction costs for solar photovoltaic systems continued to decrease in the United States in 2020
Policy & Regulation
Drillers Ask U.S. To Exempt Smallest Wells From Looming Methane Rule
Oil and gas companies have asked the Biden administration to exempt hundreds of thousands of the nation's smallest wells from upcoming rules requiring drillers
Climate Change
Researchers Report Renewable Jet Fuel Breakthrough
National Renewable Energy Laboratory researchers report success in using lignin as a path toward a drop-in 100% sustainable aviation fuel.
Solar
Rural America Is Pushing Back Against the Renewable Boom
Reaching net zero by mid-century will require the world to double its current rate of renewable expansion.
Oil & Gas
Why Overly Confident U.S. Drillers Ditched Their Hedges
Some Big Oil companies are so confident that high oil prices are here to stay that they have completely ditched their hedges.
Oil & Gas
North America Leads $370 Billion Global Push for Oil & Gas Pipelines
Westwood’s upcoming onshore pipeline market forecast has revealed that between 2022 and 2028, the world will spend almost $370 billion on new oil and gas pipel
Oil & Gas
Chesapeake Points to Rising Costs in Fastest-Growing U.S. Gas Field
Chesapeake Energy on Wednesday said inflation in the fastest growing U.S. shale gas region could surpass 15% next year, a sign that soaring costs for energy pro
Power Grid
Illinois Regulators Approve US Utilities’ Smart Meter Data Collaboration
The Illinois Commerce Commission has approved a smart meter collaboration that enables Peoples Gas and North Shore Gas to securely transmit natural gas meter da

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U.S. and EU to Crack down on Fossil Fuel Sector’s Methane Emissions

NREL Develops Cybersecurity Tool to Flag Threats to Electric Grid

U.S. Solar Capacity Has Grown 28,500% Since 2008

Chevron and JERA Jointly Pursue Lower-Carbon Solutions in the US and Asia Pacific

Japan, US Governments Asked to Beef up Nuclear Energy Dev't

Biden Says “No More Drilling” at a Rally

U.S. EPA Allowed Two-Week Extension to Issue Biofuel Blending Proposal

U.S. Construction Costs Drop for Solar, Rise for Wind and Natural Gas Generators

Drillers Ask U.S. To Exempt Smallest Wells From Looming Methane Rule

Researchers Report Renewable Jet Fuel Breakthrough

Rural America Is Pushing Back Against the Renewable Boom

Why Overly Confident U.S. Drillers Ditched Their Hedges

North America Leads $370 Billion Global Push for Oil & Gas Pipelines

Chesapeake Points to Rising Costs in Fastest-Growing U.S. Gas Field

Illinois Regulators Approve US Utilities’ Smart Meter Data Collaboration

Microsoft, Chevron and Engine No. 1 sign exclusive deal for power supply

Exxon and QatarEnergy's joint venture Golden Pass produces first LNG at new Texas facility

Energy Transfer to Build Nearly $3 Billion New Gas Pipeline in the Permian Basin

Baker Hughes to Supply Tech for Offshore LNG Project in Texas

GE Vernova Expects 80 Gigawatts of Gas Turbine Contracts by Year’s End

US Uranium Purchases Show Year-On-Year Increase: EIA