Gas Tax Holiday Could Backfire On Democrats
Senior Democrats in Congress are weighing whether to temporarily suspend the federal gasoline tax in a bid to quash mounting ...
Tag: Energy
Canada’s Area X.O Initiative Looks To Empower Cities’ Transition To A Net-Zero Future
According to the International Energy Agency's latest report on smart cities, new technologies and increased connectivity are opening massive opportunities ...
CEOs, It’s Time To Act: 5 Pathways To Net Zero
This post was written by Elizabeth Sturcken, managing director, EDF+Business. ESG. Just transition. Net zero. Seeing these buzzwords fly around ...
Flaring Of Gas Falls Off In Permian And Bakken – And Why That’s Good News.
Gas flaring refers to burning off excess gas at an oil or gas well. Flaring can be temporary or routine. ...
Uri Fallout: Texas’ Rayburn Electric Is First Co-op To Securitize Uri Debt; Still Expected To Sue
The week of Feb. 7 history was made in Rockwall, Texas. But there was no jubilation: No hats were tossed ...
Hit With High Natural Gas Prices, France Vows To Build More Nuclear Energy
The threat of war in Ukraine coupled with the supply chain crunch is causing France to consider expanding its nuclear ...
One Year Later: The Storm That Knocked Texas Out Cold
It’s been a year since the energy capital of the world ran out of energy. In that time we have ...
The Pandemic Crushed Most Movie Theaters – But This 27-Year-Old’s Chain Doubled In Size
The past two years have been horrific for the movie theater business – unless you’re Mitch Roberts. While most venues ...
Natural Gas Is The Exception To Mexico’s Push For Energy Self-Sufficiency
Emily Pickrell, UH Energy Scholar Much of Mexico’s current energy strategy revolves around beating the drum of self-sufficiency – when ...
Oil Boom 2022: Oil Is Fashionable Again In The Banking World
Oil prices have rocketed above $90 per barrel, and, with “big oil” companies like ExxonMobil, Chevron and BP reporting huge ...
RepRisk’s Risk Platform Aims To Bring Transparency Into ESG Corporate Reporting
As the global economy looks to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, leading institutions like the OECD, the World Bank and ...
The Enduring Appeal Of Nuclear Power Makes Little Economic Sense
The image of a nuclear power plant dispersing steam into the atmosphere through its cooling towers evokes many of the ...
ESG And The Dangerous Structural Increase In The Price Of Oil
No Signs Oil Demand Is In Structural Decline Americans are understandably blaming the Biden administration for surging energy prices: “Pain ...
Nuclear Power’s Future Is Looking Brighter
Between 2009 and 2019, global consumption of renewable energy grew at an annual average of 13.4%. Over that time, renewable ...
The Government Is Confusing Values And Science In Climate Policy
Last Friday, a federal judge in Louisiana granted a preliminary injunction barring federal agencies from using a set of obscure ...
Biden’s Empty Promise To ‘Work Like The Devil’ On Gas Prices
During a rare press availability on Thursday, President Joe Biden promised to “work like the devil” to address high gasoline ...
Political Risks and Hobbesian Warfare Complicate Libyan Gas Supply for Europe
For ten years, since 2011, Libya has been suffering from a Hobbesian state of the war of all against all. ...
Nikola Kicks Off Hydrogen Truck Tests With Pre-Super Bowl Beer Runs For Anheuser-Busch
Electric truckmaker Nikola Corp., which recently started delivering its first battery-powered semis, is showing off its longer-range hydrogen-fueled models by ...
Seafloor Mining For Rare Metals – A Brilliant Idea Or Another Environmental Catastrophe?
Dozens of world leaders from 55 countries descended on the Port of Brest in France this week for the One ...
Headwinds And Tailwinds Clash In Derailed New Mexico Hydrogen Bill
Last month, House Bill 4, called the Hydrogen Hub Development Act, was voted down by the committee on House Energy, ...
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