A group of institutional investors worth a combined $1.5 trillion has thrown its support behind an Obama administration plan for the oil and natural gas industry to cut methane emissions from new and modified sources 40-45% below 2012 levels by 2025.
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Despite Supreme Court Ruling, Analysts Say Coal-Fired Retirements to Keep Pace
Despite the Supreme Court ruling against the Environmental Protection Agency's plans to curb toxic gas emissions from power plants, analysts believe utilities are still compelled to retire coal-fired units, and see the high court's ruling as a positive development for the natural gas industry.
Despite Supreme Court Ruling, Analysts Say Coal-Fired Retirements to Keep Pace
Despite the Supreme Court ruling against the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) plans to curb toxic gas emissions from power plants, analysts believe utilities are still compelled to retire coal-fired units, and see the high court’s ruling as a positive development for the natural gas industry.
Report Urges States to Take Lead on Reducing Methane Emissions
States can lead the way on efforts to reduce methane emissions from natural gas development, and help shape federal emission standards in the process, but both levels of government are behind the times on regulation and must take action soon if the U.S. is to meet its emissions targets, according to the World Resources Institute (WRI).
Report Urges States to Take Lead on Reducing Methane Emissions
States can lead the way on efforts to reduce methane emissions from natural gas development, and help shape federal emission standards in the process, but both levels of government are behind the times on regulation and must take action soon if the U.S. is to meet its emissions targets, according to the World Resources Institute (WRI).
Leading Global E&Ps Call for Carbon Pricing to Push Positives of Natural Gas
Implementing a widespread and effective price for carbon emissions is critical to realize the "full and positive impact" natural gas can have…
Leading Global E&Ps Call for Carbon Pricing to Push Positives of Natural Gas
Implementing a widespread and effective price for carbon emissions is critical to realize the “full and positive impact” natural gas can have, the leaders of six leading global producers, including BP plc and Royal Dutch Shell plc, said Monday.
ExxonMobil Chief Derides Renewables, Says ‘We Choose Not to Lose Money on Purpose’
ExxonMobil Corp. and Chevron Corp. shareholders on Wednesday defeated resolutions to develop quantitative goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to install environmental experts on their boards.
ExxonMobil Chief Derides Renewables, Says ‘We Choose Not to Lose Money on Purpose’
ExxonMobil Corp. and Chevron Corp. shareholders on Wednesday defeated resolutions to develop quantitative goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to install environmental experts on their boards.
Statoil CEO Says Reducing Costs, Lowering Emissions Interlinked Industry Challenges
The oil and natural gas industry is facing two huge challenges, improving competitiveness and managing a transition toward a low carbon future, which combined represent “quite a frightening cocktail if we do not manage them in a proper way,” Statoil ASA’s CEO said.