Williams Companies warns that pipeline and storage shortfalls, not gas supply, will cap U.S. LNG export growth
U.S. natural gas supply is not the problem. That, at least, is the argument Williams Companies executives made at the ...
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A government-backed study found Australia could supply 50,000 tonnes of polysilicon a year and close a critical gap left by China’s dominance of the solar industry
The world is installing solar panels faster than it can secure the materials to make them. At the center of...
Read moreDetailsBarocal raised $10 million to replace greenhouse-gas refrigerants with pressure-sensitive plastic crystals
Billions of refrigerators and air conditioners keep the world cool — and quietly pump potent greenhouse gases into the atmosphere...
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They built a hydroelectric dam in Chile, but the project stalled when archaeologists found something ancient beneath the land it was about to flood
Chile was one step closer to a decarbonized grid when its hydroelectric expansion effort was halted. The nation is actively...
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Scientists find a prime asteroid mining target spinning 100 times too fast for a safe landing
Asteroids have long been cast as the solar system’s buried treasure: metal-rich worlds packed with precious elements, some passing close...
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Antora Energy just fired up the world’s largest thermal battery, storing wind power as white-hot carbon blocks to heat a South Dakota ethanol plant
More than 200 carbon blocks — each glowing at temperatures that dwarf a blast furnace — are now sitting on...
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Ameren Illinois lineworkers scaled poles and rescued dummies to punch their ticket to the world’s premier electrical trade competition
At the Ameren Illinois training center in Decatur, lineworkers in hard hats raced up utility poles and hauled dummies to...
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Phillips 66 sweeps six AFPM safety awards as two of its facilities claim the organization’s highest honor
Each year, the American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers benchmarks safety performance across the fuel and petrochemical industry — and the...
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Halliburton’s FireStorm pump has now run over 1,000 consecutive days inside an Alberta SAGD well known for destroying conventional equipment
Steam-assisted gravity drainage wells in Alberta push industrial equipment to its limits. Bottomhole temperatures can reach 250°C, temperature swings exceed...
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