Can We Transform Coal Plants to Hydrogen and Geothermal?
Retrofitting coal plants to support hydrogen and geothermal is the apparent solution to the clean energy debacle. The mission has a dual purpose. It removes
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Safety First: Essential Guidelines For Handling And Storing Propane Gas
Propane gas emerges as a potent yet potentially hazardous entity in fuel sources. Its ubiquitous role in residential heating, commercial applications, and outdoor grilling underscores
Oil Prices Drop 20 Percent, Expenditures Rise 26 Percent
Crude oil prices have weakened since 2022 but remain relatively strong, which enhances cash flow as production in the U.S. sets records. The West Texas
Zero Emission Heavy Transport Now Possible
World-first electric vehicle eliminates carbon impact of large construction projects A new zero emission heavy transport vehicle has been created, which can remove the carbon
Factors Driving Down the Demand for Fossil Fuels
The price of oil and gas are at all-time highs. While the reasons are complex, the untold story is that government tax rates play a
Natural Gas Becomes Powerful Energy Source
Natural gas has blossomed into a dominant source of energy, supplying 41 percent of the energy to generate electricity across the U.S. and in many
Securing Critical Infrastructure: Best Practices For Oil Industry Operators
In the global economic landscape, the oil industry plays a vital role. Safeguarding its operations becomes a top concern due to its impact on national
Grow Louisiana Coalition Sheds Light on Frivolous Lawsuits Made Against the Energy Industry
In a recent letter to nola.com, executive director Marc Ehrhardt of the Grow Louisiana Coalition spoke out to support the state’s energy industry and its
EIA Expects Crude Oil Prices to Rise
Yes, if you think retail gasoline prices have been somewhat stable this year, you would be correct. The Energy Information Administration (EIA) at the U.S.
LSU Civil Engineering Professor Aims to Create Offshore Energy Infrastructures That Resist Hurricanes, Aging
BATON ROUGE, La., — Before hurricanes and storms wreak havoc on U.S. Southern coastal cities, they first pass over oil and gas rigs in the