Parched Texas Ranches Offer a Solution to Shale’s Water Woes
Oil companies in the Permian Basin are exploring desalination to recycle fracking wastewater for agricultural use.
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Oil companies in the Permian Basin are exploring desalination to recycle fracking wastewater for agricultural use.
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LITTLETON, Colorado, Aug 20 (Reuters) - U.S. power firms are building out the most gas-fired power generation capacity globally, which will cement the country's position as by far the world's largest natural gas consumer and gas-fired power producer.
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German prosecutors announced Thursday that a suspect had been arrested in connection with an alleged 2022 attack on the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines, which transported Russian gas to Europe.
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President Donald Trump launched a fresh attack on windmills on Wednesday, again calling the renewable energy source inefficient and expensive, just a day after his administration unveiled new tariffs on wind turbines.
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It was back in 2021 that I started to ask which country or U.S. state would be the first to hit the “Green Energy Wall.” It has long been obvious to anyone who looks at the situation that the fantasy of a fully de-carbonized energy…
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“The reliability threat is not on the future horizon,” Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Chairman (FERC) Mark Christie said last week. “It is actually here now.”
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Well, so much from the vaunted renewable energy “transition” to save the planet. This was always a fable. We get 80 percent of our energy from fossil fuels, and with Trump now in the White House that ratio is rising, not falling.
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When Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov arrived in Alaska for Vladamir Putin’s meeting with President Donald Trump wearing a Soviet Union sweatshirt, he likely presumed the proactive image was a less-than-subtle proclamation of Mother Russia’s strength. It was not. The Soviet Union is long dead. America toppled…
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The Trump administration has reduced funding for climate research, dismissed federal scientists who worked on the National Climate Assessment, and removed past editions of the report from government websites. Now, critics say, it is taking the next step: rewriting the science itself, according to a lawsuit filed this week by…
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Theoretical physicist Steven Koonin went from working on climate and energy issues as a Department of Energy undersecretary under President Barack Obama to co-author of last month’s report to the agency’s current chief that concluded the threat from greenhouse gas emissions has been exaggerated.
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