Envirotec Magazine
MAY 24, 2023
Natural gas is not cleaner than other fossil fuels and using it instead of coal or oil risks achieving little or no reduction in greenhouse gas effects, says science advisory group the European Academies’ Science Advisory Council (EASAC) in a new report “Future of Gas”. We can’t argue our way out of drastic changes.
The Environmental Blog
DECEMBER 18, 2021
Green energy is a large part of the environmental movement, and many people unknowingly contribute to it in their everyday life. For example, buying local food at farmer’s markets or grocery stores for less waste packaging or installing solar panels on your roof are ways you can contribute to green energy.
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GreenTechMedia
OCTOBER 27, 2021
At the beginning of the pandemic, energy prices crashed. But far more acute is what’s happening with natural gas, particularly in Europe and Asia. In the US, natural gas prices have doubled in the last year. And will countries double down on renewables, gas, or both to shore up their resiliency?
GreenTechMedia
OCTOBER 12, 2020
Duke Energy has upped its net-zero carbon by 2050 goals, pledging to eliminate methane emissions from its natural gas business by 2030 through a combination of better pipeline leak detection, more efficient operations, and investing in renewable natural gas to reduce the carbon intensity of its supplies.
GreenTechMedia
OCTOBER 23, 2021
At the beginning of the pandemic, energy prices crashed. But far more acute is what’s happening with natural gas, particularly in Europe and Asia. In the US, natural gas prices have doubled in the last year. the President of Gas Vista and a non-resident fellow at the Columbia Center on Global Energy Policy.
Jim Conca
JULY 31, 2019
The Allam cycle involves burning gas with oxygen instead of air to generate electricity without emitting any CO2 or NOx. At a cost below any other energy source. An actual game changing technology is being demonstrated as we speak by Net Power. It also produces pipeline-ready CO2 and even water.
Jim Conca
FEBRUARY 18, 2021
Texas’ energy mix of mostly gas and wind did not do well with this week’s extreme cold snap. Gas used for heating increased dramatically, removing much of it from generating electricity, some pipelines froze up and couldn’t deliver, and there just isn’t enough pipeline capacity to begin with.
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