Shale after the US: unconventional production is going global
Historically, shale and the US have been almost synonymous; shale was the silver bullet that in 2013 pushed the US…
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Trump reverses key Obama-era climate ruling on greenhouse gases
US President Donald Trump has cancelled a seminal ruling from the Barack Obama administration concerning greenhouse gases (GHGs), a decision…
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DECARBON 2026: low-carbon hydrogen a central tool for O&G decarbonisation
Inherently plagued by hard-to-abate emissions, this week’s DECARBON Congress is spotlighting the innovations that are reimagining oil and gas’ (O&G)…
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XRG to increase stake in NextDecade’s Rio Grande LNG project
XRG has announced plans to increase its stake in NextDecade’s Rio Grande LNG project, a liquefied natural gas (LNG) export…
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Powered by pumpkins: how seasonal food waste affects biogas production
Seasonal celebrations cause spikes in certain food waste, which can either rot in landfill or be fed as a slurry…
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As Europe turns away from Russian gas, the US is ready to cash in
The US has become a major supplier of liquified natural gas (LNG) to Europe, with imports doubling since 2021. This…
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Low-carbon ammonia and methanol: opportunities and challenges in the energy transition
Ammonia and methanol are being positioned as potential low-carbon fuels and hydrogen carriers in the global energy transition. Traditionally used…
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Seven surprising ways to repurpose offshore oil and gas infrastructure
Around the world, thousands of offshore oil and gas platforms are reaching the end of their operational life. Estimates show…
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North America to spearhead global SAF capacity additions by 2030
North America is poised to lead the global SAF production capacity additions, contributing over 40% of the total capacity by…
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NSTA fines CNOOC for unauthorised venting in North Sea’s Buzzard field
The UK North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) has fined CNOOC Petroleum Europe £125,000 ($155,110) for unauthorised venting at its Buzzard…
