Exxon vs. America
As Law360 reported, this week Exxon’s lawyers are using a technical legal agreement to claim they want a refund of $1.8 billion from America.
Justin Mikulka
As Saudi Oil CEO Claims Energy Transition is “visibly failing,” Saudi Arabia Invests Heavily in Clean Energy
One good rule of thumb in investing, never trust an oil company CEO.
Last month, Amin Nasser, the CEO of Saudi Arabia’s state-owned oil company Aramco, told the audience at CERAWeek in Houston that the global transition to clean energy “is visibly failing on most fronts.” This line was
Oil Industry Methane Pollution Is Business as Usual, Not Accidental
Leaks are not driving oil and gas methane pollution. Methane pollution is mostly due to normal oilfield operation.
A Dirty Water War in the Texas Desert
History is likely to show that the idea of permanently polluting huge amounts of water and then trying to bury that water deep underground under high pressure likely was a really bad idea.
Touring Ground Zero of the Methane Emergency
Ten years ago I wrote the article “Natural Gas as 'Bridge Fuel' Is Excellent Political Solution But Fails As Climate Solution.” In that article I reported that the American ambassador to Romania stated that the fracking industry had “obtained great successes — without consequences for the environment.”
I didn’
New Paper Confirms Much Higher Methane Emissions From U.S. Oil Production
Yesterday I toured oil production sides in the Permian region of Texas with Sharon Wilson and Miguel Escoto from Oilfield Witness. For years, Sharon has been using her FLIR camera to make the invisible methane emissions from oil production visible and educating us all on how it is impossible for
Oil and Gas Industry Admits Blue Hydrogen is Too Expensive
In 2021, I wrote how the economics of blue hydrogen would not work in an article titled, “The ‘Big Lie’ of Blue Hydrogen Starts With Ignoring Basic Economics.” Blue hydrogen is the theoretical product where hydrogen is made from methane (natural gas) but the methane has very low emissions when