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Gevo’s Proposed SAF Facility Dubbed ‘Largest Economic Investment’ Ever in South Dakota 

Gevo’s Proposed SAF Facility Dubbed ‘Largest Economic Investment’ Ever in South Dakota 

Gevo Inc. is preparing to build a commercial-scale sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production facility, Net-Zero 1 (NZ1) in South Dakota, in which the biofuels company plans to incorporate green hydrogen produced from water and renewable natural gas.  “As all the elements come together, from farmers growing sustainable corn feedstock, to renewable wind power and renewable…

September 16, 2022
FedEx Going Electric, Aiming for Globally Carbon-Neutral Operations by 2040

FedEx Going Electric, Aiming for Globally Carbon-Neutral Operations by 2040

An ambitious goal for the world’s largest cargo airline, FedEx Corp. announced that it is aiming to achieve carbon-neutral operations globally by 2040 with a $2 billion initial investment.  This initial spending is designed to advance the company’s push for vehicle electrification, sustainable energy and carbon sequestration.  “We have a responsibility to take bold action…

March 16, 2021

Moody’s Notes Chesapeake’s Progress, Raises Rating

Chesapeake Energy Corp.’s credit rating was upgraded on Tuesday by Moody’s Investors Services to “stable” from “negative” because of progress made to reduce capital spending (capex) and improve liquidity.

June 5, 2013
Refocused on Appalachia, Antero Grew Production Last Year

Refocused on Appalachia, Antero Grew Production Last Year

While it let go of acreage in the Arkoma and Piceance basins last year, production from Antero Resources’ booming Marcellus Shale activities more than made up for their absence in the company’s portfolio of producing assets.

March 20, 2013

‘Major Energy Policy Reset’ Called Key to Fiscal Recovery

Dramatically increasing the production of domestic natural gas, oil and coal offers the United States its best opportunity to create sustainable jobs, but political wrangling stands in the way of achieving that goal, according to a new report from the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research.

October 1, 2012

Report: ‘Policy Reset’ Needed to Take Advantage of Shale’s Potential

Dramatically increasing the production of domestic natural gas, oil and coal offers the United States its best opportunity to create sustainable jobs, but political wrangling stands in the way of achieving that goal, according to a new report from the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research.

October 1, 2012

‘Major Energy Policy Reset’ Key to Fiscal Recovery, Researcher Says

Dramatically increasing the production of domestic natural gas, oil and coal offers the United States its best opportunity to create sustainable jobs, but political wrangling stands in the way of achieving that goal, according to a new report from the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research.

September 27, 2012

ProWater Begins Saltwater Disposal Well in Bakken

ProWater, a Sustainable Environmental Technologies Corp. (SET) subsidiary, said Wednesday it has started drilling a new saltwater disposal (SWD) well in North Dakota’s portion of the Bakken Shale and will test a new automated system to support shale oil drilling in the play.

June 1, 2012

Shale Drilling Steady as EIA Detects December Production Slip

Natural gas production in the Lower 48 states declined by 0.2% to 72.54 Bcf/d in December from November’s record 72.68 Bcf/d. It was the first monthly decline in Lower 48 production since February 2011, according to figures released by the Energy Information Administration (EIA).

March 1, 2012

Pennsylvania Operators Stop Delivering Wastewater

Marcellus Shale gas operators in Pennsylvania are poised to comply with last month’s request by the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to stop delivering wastewater to 15 municipal wastewater treatment facilities by Thursday (May 19).

May 20, 2011
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