LanzaTech NZ Inc. is poised to gain a boost in U.S. opportunities after Australia’s natural gas and oil giant Woodside Energy Group Ltd. agreed to a $50 million investment. In addition, Woodside has a strategic framework agreement (SFA) to collaborate on pilots that demonstrate LanzaTech’s carbon capture and transformation (CCT) technologies. “With both this collaboration…
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New York City Overflowing with ConEd Energy Transition Projects
New York City-focused Consolidated Edison Inc., the Big Apple’s largest utility, recently unveiled several energy and transmission projects to help the city decarbonize and meet its goal of net-zero emissions by 2050. Among ConEd’s projects is a plan to decarbonize the largest steam system in the United States by transitioning its feed from natural gas…

FERC Exploring GHG Emissions from LNG Projects as Court Cases Pile Up
FERC Chairman Richard Glick last week argued that the “reasonably foreseen” carbon emissions from natural gas infrastructure should be included in every certificate review, but not everybody agrees with him. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission held a day-long technical conference on Nov. 19 concerning natural gas projects proposed under section 3 or 7 of the…

MPL Looking to Low-Carbon LNG for Mexico’s Puerto Libertad, Progressing to FID
Mexico Pacific Ltd. LLC (MPL) continues to advance its liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project for the Pacific coast of the country. This week, the company signed a collaboration agreement with ConocoPhillips LNG Licensing LLC and Bechtel. Together, the companies plan to work with construction firm Techint SA de CV to pursue “innovative lower carbon…

National Fuel Gas Set to Reduce Methane Intensity, GHG Emissions Across Businesses
National Fuel Gas Co., whose footprint extends across the country, has set a goal to lower its carbon footprint in 2030 by double-digits across the exploration, midstream and utility segments. The goals were announced last week in the company’s 2020 Corporate Responsibility report, which provided a review of environmental, social and governance (ESG) metrics. The…

Trudeau Hardens Stance On Canada Oil, Natural Gas Emissions As Sept. 20 Election Nears
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has singled out the oil and gas industry as a target for toughened pollution policing in his campaign for reelection of his Liberal government in a Sept. 20 national vote. “Let’s be realistic,” said Trudeau as he unveiled an environmental plank in the party platform at a weekend rally in…

Lower 48 E&Ps Expanding ESG Disclosures Amid Investor Pressure, Survey Finds
A growing number of Lower 48 onshore producers are measuring and disclosing their performance on environmental, social and governance (ESG) efforts, according to new research by Haynes and Boone LLP and EnerCom Inc. The August edition of their Oil & Gas ESG Tracker summarized findings from a review of 30 U.S.-listed middle market onshore oil…

Consumers Energy Kicks Coal, Shifts to Natural Gas with Big Plans for Renewables in the Future
In a move to lower its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, Michigan public utility Consumers Energy announced it would purchase four natural gas-fired power plants as it aims to transition away from coal by 2025. Pending state and federal regulatory approvals, Consumers Energy has proposed purchasing the 1,176 MW natural gas-fired combined cycle Covert Generating Station…

Sempra, BP Procure Mexico’s First Carbon Offset LNG Cargo
Mexico was set to receive its first cargo of carbon offset liquefied natural gas on Friday (July 16), according to a Thursday announcement by BP plc and Sempra. Subsidiaries of the firms inked a contract for delivery of the cargo to Sempra’s Energía Costa Azul (ECA) terminal on Mexico’s Pacific Coast. Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions…

Chevron, Shell, Total Partner with GHGSat in Tackling Methane Leaks
Chevron Corp., Royal Dutch Shell plc, and TotalEnergies SE are taking to the skies with Canada’s GHGSat as part of a year-long research project to detect offshore methane (CH4) leaks by satellite. The three supermajors are supporting the project by allowing six of their offshore facilities to be observed, including ones in the North Sea…