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U.S. energy pipeline operator Enterprise Products is not considering adding a new crude oil line out of the Permian shale field in West Texas, co-CEO Jim Teague said on Thursday. A wave of consolidation in the top U.S. shale field has concentrated output in the hands of companies that are promising to restrain output so …
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by EnergyNow Staff Carbon offsets are a tool used to mitigate the environmental impact of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. They allow individuals, businesses, or governments to compensate for the emissions they produce by investing in projects that either remove carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere or prevent further emissions. The concept is that by supporting …
Now You Know! What are Carbon Offsets and Who is Buying Them? Read More »
Projects 50% growth next year over its 2023 production volumes Bloomberg News Tesla Inc. surpassed Wall Street estimates for earnings in the third quarter and projected a slight increase in deliveries for the current year, reflecting a rebound in demand for its electric vehicles. The company on Wednesday reported adjusted earnings of 72 cents per share for …
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Offshore drilling provider Transocean is in talks to merge with rival Seadrill Ltd, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter. The companies are discussing the potential structure of the combination, it said. However, a final decision has not been made and the companies could choose to remain independent, Bloomberg reported. Seadrill …
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By Yogi Schulz Energy consumption forecasting has become more complex due to economic and population growth uncertainties. While the pace of the energy transition will not determine global energy consumption, it will determine the mix of various energy sources throughout the forecast period. Forecasting how the mix of various energy sources will evolve adds more …
Global Energy Consumption Forecasting in the Age of Climate Change – Yogi Schulz Read More »
By Annie Lee Lithium ore at a mine in Minas Gerais state, Brazil.Photographer: Dado Galdieri/Bloomberg A substance seen as critical to the green energy revolution, lithium, is at risk of a future supply crunch. Even though a recent surplus of the metal has been crashing prices, demand for lithium is set to grow by almost …
Producing Lithium Is Slow and Dirty. Is There a Fix? Read More »
Oct 23 (Reuters) – NextEra Energy’s third-quarter profit beat Wall Street estimates on Wednesday, helped by strength in its renewables unit. Growing demand from AI-backed data centers, along with homes and businesses using more electricity for heat and transportation, has brightened forecasts for utilities this year. The S&P index tracking utilities jumped 18.4% in the third …
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(Reuters) – U.S. oil refiners’ third quarter profits are expected to fall from last year on weakening margins as fuel demand softened and new refining capacity came online, energy analysts said. Refiners have come off favorable pricing and strong demand after the pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine boosted margins to record levels. U.S. gasoline …
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(Reuters) – Electric vehicles (EVs) were supposed to supercharge demand for metals such as lithium, nickel and cobalt. Yet prices for all three EV battery inputs have fallen to such bombed-out levels that producers are curtailing output and deferring new projects. This is partly a problem of oversupply. Explosive price rallies in 2021 and 2022 …
Electric Vehicles Prove a Bumpy Ride for Battery Metals Read More »
A new natural gas pipeline could help reduce poverty in the underdeveloped Yucatan — but it poses a challenge to Sheinbaum’s push to cut emissions Under the crystalline waters off southeast Mexico, workers are laying a pipeline that President Claudia Sheinbaum is counting on to underpin an economic boom and lift millions from poverty. The $4.5 billion …
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