Siluria Technologies, a three-year-old startup that turns natural gas into a building block that can be used to form chemicals, announced on Wednesday night that it has...
Article Context
Paul Allen’s fund backs natural gas to chemicals tech
Republicans say China oil deal in Canada highlights U.S. inaction
WASHINGTON, July 26 (Reuters) - China's plan to gain a bigger foothold in North American oil production shows the U.S. government needs a more aggressive energy...
German researchers hand biofuels a poor review
Germany's National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina has come down firmly against the use of crops for energy.
Pulling carbon from air should be pursued despite costs, say Columbia University scientists
Columbia University scientists say that technologies to extract carbon dioxide from the air will likely become a critical part of any strategy to stabilize the global...
Nuclear expansion on track despite Fukushima: OECD report
LONDON (Reuters) - Strong expansion of nuclear power as a carbon-free energy source in Asia is expected to press ahead despite the Fukushima accident in Japan that soured...
Honda offers $3,000 fuel cards to promote CNG Civic
Honda Motor Co., the only automaker selling compressed natural gas cars to U.S. drivers, will offer $3,000 of the fuel to buyers of its CNG-powered Civic to expand sales...
U.S. decision on LNG exports may be delayed
An analysis of U.S. natural-gas exports won't be ready until the end of the year, the Energy Department said, potentially delaying a decision on whether several...
Pike Research forecasts 14% and 19% CAGR worldwide for natural gas trucks and buses
Pike Research expects the global market for natural gas (NG) trucks to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 14% between 2012 and 2019, reaching 111,319 sales in...
U.S. CO2 emissions fall to lowest first-quarter level in 20 years: EIA
Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from energy use in the first quarter of this year fell to their lowest level in the U.S. in 20 years, as demand shifted to natural gas-fired...
Feds link water contamination to fracking for the first time
In a first, federal environment officials today scientifically linked underground water pollution with hydraulic fracturing, concluding that contaminants found in central...
House GOPer claims “Solyndra affair has harmed more people than hydrofracking”
Wednesday morning, the House Natural Resources Committee held a hearing on the future of oil and natural gas development — the 20th oversight hearing that House...
EPA plans new water standards for fracking
The Environmental Protection Agency said Thursday that it would craft standards for wastewater produced through extraction of natural gas from shale formations — a booming...
30 percent of the natural gas produced in North Dakota is burned as waste
NEW TOWN, N.D. — Across western North Dakota, hundreds of fires rise above fields of wheat and sunflowers and bales of hay. At night, they illuminate the prairie skies...
GE invests in eSolar for hybrid power plants
General Electric today said it would invest in eSolar, which specializes in solar thermal technology, and use the technology to build solar thermal farms or hybrid power...
Natural gas glut starts shrinking as demand revives
A global natural gas glut is disappearing sooner than expected, thanks to rebounding economies and troubles in Japan and the Middle East, panelists said at the Offshore...
Pittsburgh bans natural gas drilling
PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh became the first city in gas-rich Pennsylvania to ban natural gas drilling after city council members, citing health and environmental concerns,...
Two companies seek trade secret status for fracking fluids in Wyoming
Two chemical manufacturers are seeking an exemption from new rules in Wyoming that require public disclosure of the chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing, a co








