Nestled in north-central Kentucky, Fort Knox has long been synonymous with its gold depository. However, in recent years, the military installation has garnered attention for its remarkable strides in energy self-sufficiency and resilience. This transformation did not happen overnight but is the
In a significant move signaling a new era of energy independence, the European Union is preparing to cease reliance on Russian gas. The expiration of the gas transit agreement between Gazprom and Naftogaz on December 31, 2024, has prompted this initiative, which is all set to reshape the
As Vice President Kamala Harris navigates her evolving role in American energy policy, the call for a pragmatic balance between environmental concerns and economic growth intensifies. Previously known for her anti-“Big Oil” stance and advocacy for a federal fracking ban, Harris is now at a
Gas detection technology has significantly evolved over the years, particularly within the HVAC and refrigeration sectors. These systems are essential for maintaining comfortable and safe environments in a variety of buildings, but they are also prone to refrigerant gas leaks that can lead to
The United States is grappling with significant challenges in its power transmission infrastructure, which hinders the efficient distribution of renewable energy and poses a threat to the nation's energy transition goals. The inadequate and fragmented grid structure, combined with regulatory and
A recent report by Rystad Energy illuminates the tremendous potential of electrifying oil and gas facilities to slash global emissions. The study takes a hard look at the transition from traditional diesel-powered equipment to more sustainable, lower-carbon power sources within the oil and gas
