Emissions

Net-Zero Oil? Oxy, SK Trading Clinch First Contract for Permian DAC Supplies

Net-Zero Oil? Oxy, SK Trading Clinch First Contract for Permian DAC Supplies

Houston-based Occidental Petroleum Corp. has clinched its first agreement to sell up to 200,00 b/d of net-zero emissions oil over five years to South Korea’s SK Trading International, an indication the direct air capture (DAC) project in West Texas may proceed. Oxy, as it is better known, has begun preliminary work on its massive DAC…

March 24, 2022
Black Hills Touts 33% Drop in Natural Gas Utility Emissions, Growing Demand from Crypto Miners

Black Hills Touts 33% Drop in Natural Gas Utility Emissions, Growing Demand from Crypto Miners

As of 2020, Black Hills Corp. cut the greenhouse gas (GHG) intensity of its natural gas utility operations by one-third, the natural gas and electric utility reported earlier in February. “From a 2005 baseline, we’ve already achieved a 30% reduction…at our electric utilities and a 33% reduction at our natural gas utilities,” CEO Linn Evans…

February 18, 2022
Researchers Shed New Light on Methane ‘Ultra-Emitters’ with Satellite Analysis

Researchers Shed New Light on Methane ‘Ultra-Emitters’ with Satellite Analysis

Using what they call “groundbreaking” methods, researchers in a new paper claimed to have found up to 12% of the globe’s methane emissions are coming from massive but often overlooked releases from major oil and gas producing regions. The paper, published Thursday in the peer-reviewed journal Science, used thousands of daily images from a European…

February 9, 2022
Sempra, Entergy Plan Renewables for Cameron LNG

Sempra, Entergy Plan Renewables for Cameron LNG

Liquified natural gas (LNG) produced at Cameron LNG could have a deep cut in its carbon footprint after Sempra Infrastructure secured a deal for renewable energy at Louisiana facilities. The company signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with utility Entergy Louisiana LLC to develop and procure renewable energy to help power the 12 million metric…

January 31, 2022
Sempra Amends Cameron LNG Plans to Reduce Emissions, Improve Efficiency

Sempra Amends Cameron LNG Plans to Reduce Emissions, Improve Efficiency

Sempra has officially filed an amendment with FERC to change the scope of its Cameron liquefied natural gas (LNG) expansion project in Hackberry, Louisiana. The newly filed amendment, No. CP22-41, with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission makes good on plans executives with Sempra – formally Sempra Energy– have been outlining since last summer. In a…

January 25, 2022
Colorado Makes First Assessment of State’s Oil, Natural Gas Emissions

Colorado Makes First Assessment of State’s Oil, Natural Gas Emissions

The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) last month released its first annual report to evaluate the cumulative impacts of oil and natural gas emissions, setting the stage for future evaluations and recommendations.  State Senate Bill (SB) 181, enacted in 2019, is designed to limit the effects of emissions and environmental disruptions from oil…

January 24, 2022
Column: Mexico’s Electricity Reform Would Lead to More, Not Less, Reliance on NatGas Imports

Column: Mexico’s Electricity Reform Would Lead to More, Not Less, Reliance on NatGas Imports

Editor’s Note: NGI’s Mexico Gas Price Index, a leader tracking Mexico natural gas market reform, is offering the following column by Eduardo Prud’homme as part of a regular series on understanding this process. The year 2022 is littered with risk for economic activity in Mexico. The persistence of an inflationary environment, the expectation of meager…

January 14, 2022
U.S. Seen Gaining Momentum in 2022 on Imperative to Better Measure LNG Emissions

U.S. Seen Gaining Momentum in 2022 on Imperative to Better Measure LNG Emissions

The liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry is poised for a milestone year on the path toward establishing emissions measurements across the value chain, particularly in the United States, where suppliers have made progress in a way that could give them a commercial advantage.

January 14, 2022
IEA Urges ‘Deep Decarbonization’ of Canada’s Natural Gas, Oil Industry

IEA Urges ‘Deep Decarbonization’ of Canada’s Natural Gas, Oil Industry

The International Energy Agency (IEA) is urging the Canadian government to require “deep decarbonization” in the country’s oil and natural gas industry.  “Global markets will progressively demand cleaner fuels and will discriminate in favor of more carbon-competitive products,” said the global energy watchdog in a 261-page report issued on Thursday. “Canada is the fourth largest…

January 13, 2022
TransAlta Completes Canada Switch to Natural Gas Generation from Coal

TransAlta Completes Canada Switch to Natural Gas Generation from Coal

Calgary-based TransAlta Corp., a mainstay of investor-owned power generation, on Wednesday ended 65 years of burning coal in its Canadian thermal plants by completing a fuel switch to natural gas for its Alberta network. The company announced its 463 MW Keephills Unit 3, west of Edmonton near Wabamun, finished the historic change. The firm is…

January 3, 2022
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