Susie Rodgers
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The Community Solar Power Plant Meeting the Largest Coal Power Plant Isn’t Very Good News
If fossil power stakeholders hoped the COVID-19 disaster might help them fend off the renewable vitality revolution, guess once more. The most recent signal of massive bother comes from Florida, the place the state’s largest utility remains to be transferring ahead with an enormous plan to ramp up its solar energy exercise, whereas disengaging itself from the largest coal energy…
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US Natural Gas Production Sees A Caution In The Future
Pure gasoline manufacturing within the U.S. is predicted to drop by the quickest tempo ever in 2021 as drillers slash spending in response to the coronavirus pandemic that’s sending oil costs to historic lows. Fuel output is poised to fall by 4.4% to common 94.49 billion cubic ft a day subsequent 12 months, the U.S. Energy Information Administration mentioned in…
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New Zealand’s Natural Gas Industry Keeping Country’s Light On Amid COVID-19 Closures
New Zealand’s natural gas sector is continuing production via the nation-wide closures offering critical energy including electricity to homes, hospitals and essential services. “It’s very reassuring that natural gas remains to be flowing at a time when New Zealand wants it more than ever,” says Petroleum Exploration and Production Association of New Zealand (PEPANZ) CEO John Carnegie. It’s also essential for…
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U.S. Pipeline Venture Delayed Due to Costs
The almost USD $1-billion Constitution Pipeline venture, which had been designed to take natural gas from Pennsylvania’s shale gas fields to metropolitan New York and New England, has been deserted after years of authorized regulatory challenges made it economically unfeasible, a spokesperson for venture companion Duke Energy stated Monday. Duke is one of four challenge companions. The principal associate is…
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U.S. Natural Gas Dips to Weakest since March 2016
U.S. natural gas prices have been at their lowest ranges in a long time. On Monday, the near-month natural gas futures price at the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) settled at US$1.77/million Btu. This price was the weakest February closing price for the near-month contract since at least 2001, in real terms, and the lowest near-month futures price in any month since…
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Power Outage at Leviathan Offshore Rig Burns Off Natural Gas, Blazes Lit up Sky
A power outage overnight Monday at Israel’s offshore Leviathan rig triggered operators to burn off natural gas at the platform in a safety process that lit up the sky off the coast with a ball of the blaze. Because of the incident, natural gas supplies from the platform had been stopped for several hours. The burn-off at the rig, situated…
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US Trying to Figure Out the Impacts of US Fracked Gas
With rising proof that the climate impacts of pure gas are similar to coal, the European Fee is planning to study methods to scale back methane emissions throughout the life cycle of pure fuel manufacturing and consumption, with potential implications for fracked fuel producers within the U.S. “Work has begun on the methane emissions linked to the vitality sector, together…
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Area1 Says Russian Backed Hackers Attack Ukranian Burisma
A Silicon Valley stationed safety agency called Area1 says it has discovered indications that state-sponsored Russian hackers have successfully hacked the Ukranian gas firm Burisma. The company has taken on a top position in US politics due to its links to Democratic presidential front-runner Joe Biden, whose son Hunter sits on the company’s committee. In July, President Trump asked Ukraine’s…
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API Highlights Energy Advantages Ahead of 2020 Presidential Elections
The American Petroleum Institute(API) is venturing headlong into the political arena as the 2020 presidential election approaches. Mike Sommers, the institute’s CEO Tuesday, said the oil and gas trade hopes that it can remind Americans of how the deal benefits them as some leading presidential contenders and their followers claim the planet would be better off if the usage of…
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Natural Gas Shifts Downward Ahead of EIA Inventory Report
Natural gas costs broke down through the contract lows and continue to fall following a report that showed that hotter than normal climate is expected to cover a lot of the east coast for the next 8-14 days. This comes ahead of Friday’s inventory report from the Energy Information Administration (EIA), which is predicted to show that inventories descended by 83…
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