As the oil and gas industry continues to experience significant consolidation, Vital Energy and Northern Oil and Gas (NOG) have announced a major $1.1 billion acquisition of Point Energy's assets. This acquisition is designed to enhance their operational capabilities and scale within the
Technip Energies has secured an Engineering and Procurement contract from Chevron Phillips Chemical to implement its proprietary Low Emission Cracking Furnace technology at CPChem's olefins unit in Sweeny, Texas. This collaboration marks the first comprehensive application of this cutting-edge
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced a significant investment to bolster renewable energy infrastructure in rural areas. Allocating $16.6 million for a hydroelectric power plant on the Kentucky River, USDA’s initiative underscores a broader strategy to enhance energy a
Recurrent Energy's recent landmark achievement in securing $500 million in financing marks a significant leap forward in the energy storage sector, celebrating a milestone that will significantly bolster Arizona’s renewable energy infrastructure. The centerpiece of this ambitious initiative is
The article delves into the contrasting approaches to clean energy production between California and Texas, advocating for the efficacy of free-market solutions over stringent regulatory frameworks. According to new data from the energy think tank Ember, Texas has emerged as the leading state in
The United States is gearing up to make a monumental leap in artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, particularly focusing on scientific discovery, energy research, and national security. A bipartisan Senate bill, introduced by Senators Joe Manchin (I-W. Va.) and Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), seeks
The quest for sustainable and renewable energy sources is more urgent than ever, driven by the pressing need to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels and mitigate the impacts of climate change. While solar and wind energy often dominate discussions on renewable resources, an unconventional yet
As the United States grapples with unprecedented heat waves and the tangible impacts of climate change, the Republican National Convention's focus on energy policy showcases a significant divergence from both public sentiment and scientific consensus. Despite the increasing frequency of deadly
Renewable energy sources like wind and solar power have the potential to revolutionize our energy systems, offering cleaner, more sustainable alternatives to fossil fuels. However, these sources are inherently inconsistent, producing power only when the sun is shining or the wind is blowing. This
Hurricane Beryl's devastation on the Houston area has ignited serious conversations on disaster preparedness and the capabilities of utility companies in handling severe weather events. With over 2.2 million CenterPoint Energy customers affected and continued power outages, many wonder how
