Drilling Productivity Report
The Drilling Productivity Report (DPR) rig productivity metric new-well oil/natural gas production per rig can become unstable during periods of rapid decreases or increases in the number of active rigs Continue Reading
Is This The End Of The American Pipeline Boom?
The Dakota Access Pipeline, (DAPL) was built to transport Bakken crude oil from its point of origin in far North Dakota to a terminus in Patoka, Illinois. Patoka is the Continue Reading
Tesla’s Million-Mile Battery Will Fuel A New Green Energy Boom
The million-mile battery for electric vehicles (EVs) could hit the market very soon, giving a boost not only to zero-emission vehicle ownership but also to renewable energy generation. While the Continue Reading
U.S. Natural Gas Prices Hit Record Lows In H1 2020
The spot price of the U.S. natural gas benchmark Henry Hub hit record lows in the first half of 2020 due to mild winter early in the year and depressed Continue Reading
US shale oil output to fall to 7.49 million b/d in August, down 56,000 b/d: EIA
US shale oil production will fall to 7.49 million b/d in August, down 56,000 b/d from July and the lowest in two years, the US Energy Information Administration said July Continue Reading
Biden to Call for $2 Trillion in Spending on Clean Energy
Joe Biden on Tuesday will call for setting a 100% clean-electricity standard by 2035 and investing $2 trillion over four years on clean energy, three people familiar with his plan Continue Reading
Biggest U.S. Battery System Connects to California’s Grid
The biggest battery storage system in the U.S. connected to California’s electricity grid, giving the state more flexibility to bank excess solar power generated during the hottest parts of the Continue Reading
Why The Hydrogen Boom Is Good News For Natural Gas
After decades of stagnation and multiple false dawns, the hydrogen economy is finally taking off , with some experts predicting that hydrogen could become a globally-traded energy source, just like Continue Reading
Green News: Austria Emerges As Hub For Hydrogen Technology
The universe’s lightest and most plentiful element turns out to be a fickle fuel to manage. Hydrogen has a tendency to pass through valves and gaskets on equipment designed to harness Continue Reading
UK economy risks shrinking 14% this year, budget forecasters warn
Britain’s economy could shrink by more than 14% this year and government borrowing risks approaching 400 billion pounds ($500 billion) if there is lasting damage from the coronavirus, government budget Continue Reading