Emissions

The study entitled "Challenges to the Electrification of Homes in the US," conducted by researchers at Stevens Institute of Technology in New Jersey, explores how the growing trend of home electrification introduces new challenges, especially in the context of power disruptions and

The anticipated surge in natural gas demand in the United States is driven by several factors, including increased electricity consumption, exports, manufacturing onshoring, and the electrification of various sectors. This article delves into how the energy sector, particularly ConocoPhillips

The UK oil and gas industry has made significant strides in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, achieving a notable 28% reduction between 2018 and 2023. This progress is largely attributed to advancements in emission monitoring systems (EMS), which have evolved tremendously over time. By exploring

The Southeastern Chester County Refuse Authority (SECCRA) has partnered with French energy company Waga Energy to produce renewable natural gas (RNG) from waste in a Chester County landfill. This initiative aims to reduce methane emissions and provide a sustainable energy source to heat over 4,000

During a time when the energy sector is increasingly focused on minimizing emissions and maximizing efficiency, Baker Hughes has introduced three groundbreaking electrification technologies designed to meet these contemporary challenges. Unveiled at the company's 25th Annual Meeting in

The recent letter from ten major utilities and power companies to the newly confirmed EPA administrator, Lee Zeldin, has ignited intense debate among environmental advocates and the public. At the heart of the controversy are requests to roll back stringent environmental regulations that govern