Texas power prices soar as grid passes reliability test in heat wave

Sept 8 (Reuters) – Power prices in Texas soared on Friday with electric use expected to hit a record high as homes and businesses blasted their air conditioners to escape another sweltering heat wave. So far this week, the state’s electric grid operator has passed several reliability tests after urging homes and businesses to conserve …

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U.S. Drillers Add Oil Rigs for First Time Since June, Baker Hughes Says

Sept 8 – U.S. energy firms this week increased the number of oil rigs operating for the first time since June, while cutting the natural gas rig count, energy services firm Baker Hughes (BKR.O) said in its closely followed report on Friday. The oil and gas rig count, an early indicator of future output, rose by …

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INFOGRAPHIC: The Global Carbon Reserves of Soil and Vegetation – ENERGYminute

By Aaron Foyer Courtesy of ENERGYminute See more articles and infographics from ENERGYminute HERE Global carbon pools refer to the various reservoirs or storage areas where carbon is stored on Earth. Understanding these carbon pools is crucial for comprehending the carbon cycle, which plays a fundamental role in regulating the Earth’s climate. Atmosphere: The atmosphere contains carbon …

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U.S. natgas prices edge up 1% on heat forecasts, soaring global gas prices

U.S. natural gas futures edged up about 1% to a one-week high on Friday on forecasts of hotter than normal weather through at least late September and a jump in global gas prices due to worries about a strike at U.S. energy firm Chevron’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) export projects in Australia. Front-month gas futures for …

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OPINION: Maui’s Wildfire Tragedy Caused by “Green” Policies, Not Warming – Alex Epstein

The unnecessarily large wildfires in Maui were not caused by the slow warming of climate but by “green” policies that prevented proper wildfire management. By Alex Epstein As Congress returns to session, one topic I expect to be the subject of hearings and discussion is the wildfire tragedy in Maui. It is crucial that our …

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Maui’s wildfire tragedy caused by “green” policies, not warming – Alex Epstein

The unnecessarily large wildfires in Maui were not caused by the slow warming of climate but by “green” policies that prevented proper wildfire management. By Alex Epstein As Congress returns to session, one topic I expect to be the subject of hearings and discussion is the wildfire tragedy in Maui. It is crucial that our …

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Charted: America’s Import Reliance of Critical Minerals

By Niccolo Conte Courtesy of Visual Capitalist – See More From Visual Capitalist HERE Charting America’s Import Reliance of Key Minerals The push towards a more sustainable future requires various key minerals to build the infrastructure of the green economy. However, the U.S. is heavily reliant on nonfuel mineral imports causing potential vulnerabilities in the nation’s …

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COMMENTARY: Buoyant LNG Industry Bets it’s in the Energy Mix for Decades

By Clyde Russell (Reuters) – The liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry has changed its tune from saying it is a transition fuel on the path to net-zero emissions, to believing it is an integral part of the solution and will be necessary for decades to come. This optimism over LNG’s future was very much in …

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