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How the Inflation Reduction Act bill rewards carbon capture initiatives with tax credits Signed into law in August 2022, the Inflation Reduction Act bill (IRA) (ref. 1)...
At a glance Carbon capture and storage—Definition, basic overview, and applications Three carbon capture technologies—Post-combustion capture, pre-combustion capture, and...
Methane capture from farm waste is not just low-hanging fruit but essential to our clean energy future. Key Points: Waste from large-animal farms is both a potent source of...
There is increasing global interest in how hydrogen can play a significant role in accelerating the energy transition to decarbonization in the energy, power, and industrial...
Production facilities receive hydrocarbons from the wellhead via pipelines or some other transportation method, and likewise, the finished products and waste leave the...
According to Energy Security Analysts Inc. (ESAI) – an independent research firm that analyzes and forecasts physical and financial markets for petroleum, natural gas,...
Earlier this year, Pioneer Natural Resources and pipeline logistics company Enterprise Product Partners were given approval by the U.S. Department of Commerce to export...
The demand for condensate splitters in the Gulf of Mexico increases as the production of hydrocarbon mixture surges in the South Texas Eagle Ford Shale. Condensate, a very...