CBM – travelling a fine line
With coalbed methane technology moving forward and with new nano-based research being undertaken, a balance must be struck between the world’s energy needs and safeguarding its other vital resources.
With coalbed methane technology moving forward and with new nano-based research being undertaken, a balance must be struck between the world’s energy needs and safeguarding its other vital resources.
Coal prices remain solid with European and Richards Bay products posting gains.
US gas prices recover to surpass US$4 benchmark again.
The Arctic remains a much-coveted prize for oil and gas exploration, but after the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, its extreme operating conditions remain a challenge for exploration companies.
The US EPA proposes standards to lower harmful air pollution from gas and oil drilling operations, relying on cost-effective existing technologies.
American Electric Power, one of the biggest utilities in the US, announced that it was shelving its plans to complete a commercial-scale carbon capture system at a coal-fuelled plant in West Virginia - despite the fact that up to half of the project’s US$668m cost would have been covered by the US Department of Energy. …
The US EPA brings in rule to cut air pollution from coal-fired power plants, raising the investment requirement for coal-fired units.
US renewable energy generation surpasses its nuclear counterpart. However, industry continues to rely considerably on gas and petroleum for its energy supply.
REC, Vestas and EDP Renewables warn of a number of factors that are working to limit the profitability of renewable energy companies.
Announcement shows GE’s new commitment to solar power.
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