GOM Experiences First Offshore Wind Energy Auction
As renewable energy continues to grow in popularity, sourcing has become widespread, compliments of the federal government. With the Inflation Reduction Act aiming at incentivizing
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One Year in Play and the IRA Further Compromises the Energy Future
The oil and gas industry has grown accustomed to opposition from multiple fronts. While the political arena has dramatically influenced its direction, the Biden administration
Well Done Foundation to be Featured on Smithsonian Channel on Sunday Night
At The Well Done Foundation, we are wrapping up another exciting and purpose-driven week in the field – plugging wells in Montana, quantifying methane emissions
Blackline Safety Reports 50 Percent Growth in Fire-Hazmat Business
Global sales of first-of-their-kind connected personal and area gas monitors reach over $2 million Calgary, Canada –– As the global workplace safety market continues to
New York Announces Funding of Long-Duration Energy Storage Projects
While oil and gas and alternative energy continue to find their places in a new industry of collaboration and multi-use, long-duration energy storage projects continue
Sprague Operating Resources LLC (Sprague) Introduces Renewable Diesel to NY Metro Area
Low Carbon Liquid Fuels offer immediate, substantial emissions reduction. New York, NY – With a heritage spanning 150+ years, Sprague proudly announces its latest step
How Renewables Can Help Avoid Grid Overload During Heat Waves
Grid modernization is one of the hottest topics in environmental advancement. The current grid is laden with aging technology prone to overheating as rising temperatures
Oil, Gas Production Tries to Keep up with Demand
The demand for crude oil and natural gas around the world has created upward pressure on prices even though production is rising. Crude oil in
Declining Supermajors Profits Reveal Flaws in the Oil and Gas Business Model
The five largest global oil and gas supermajors—ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, BP, and TotalEnergies—have now reported their results for the second quarter. For oil bulls, the
Fourchon Oilman’s Association Appoints First Executive Director
CUT OFF, La. – Fourchon Oilman’s Association (FOA) has named Tish Hebert as its first executive director. Established in 2011, FOA is an organization of