From permafrost to self-sustainable oil and gas
The recent discovery of new organisms in the Arctic present a real and present danger to the climate as we know it, while a team working on algae in Japan sees the possibility of making oil.
The recent discovery of new organisms in the Arctic present a real and present danger to the climate as we know it, while a team working on algae in Japan sees the possibility of making oil.
US president Barack Obama delays final decision on Transcanada’s Keystone XL project.
Ian McInnes looks at the recent controversy around Cuadrilla’s fracking practices in the UK and considers some of the risks.
As higher prices and better margins on refining prevail, for the moment anyway, oil and gas companies have been posting strong third-quarter results.
Despite doubts and concerns, shale gas continues to be a game changer, reports Ian McInnes.
Following Germany’s planned nuclear phase-out, natural gas and renewables are emerging as front-runners in the race for alternative power sources. Ian McInnes reports.
Can the UK’s shale gas deposits save the country from an energy crunch as North Sea oil and gas fields lose steam ? Ian McInness makes a case for caution.
As Poland sets its sights on shale gas production, it could alter not only its own power sector, but also offer Europe an alternative to Russian gas imports.
LNG markets are poised to benefit from any nuclear capacity scale-down. However, will supply bottlenecks be overcome successfully and speedily as the market heats up?
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.
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