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EDF and Carbon Mapper find more than two dozen facilities producing the same near-term climate pollution as about 500,000 passenger vehicles.

The Texas Railroad Commission has designated a new swath of the Permian as a Seismic Response Area after a series of earthquakes linked to water-disposal wells rattled the area.

Subsidies lapse while others take hold in a bid to bolster offshore wind energy capacity around the globe.

Recent events serve as a stark reminder that nations must ensure they have broad access to hydrocarbons and protect their power grids as they venture forward in the energy transition.

Exxon sets its sights on zero, while Thyssenkrupp aims squarely at hydrogen. The wind blows the world over, and the struggle to grab carbon and put it back in the ground continues. Are you trying to stay up to date about developments aimed at energy-transition efforts in our industry? This roundup of news recaps some recent announcements.

The oil and gas firm has decided to use Curate, Ikon’s scalable cloud-enabled subsurface-data-management software.

The French oil and gas giant has decided to pull out of Myanmar following a coup that took place in early 2021.

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The announcement means that the megascale carbon capture and storage project now has 14 large industrial players behind it. Still, it remains unclear when the project might get under way.

Why you should be cautious about using today’s higher inflation rates in your asset-retirement calculation.

Compared with 2020, the largest discoveries made last year may hold just a third of the oil and gas reserves, according to new data from Westwood Global Energy Group.

The export project in the US Gulf of Mexico could handle up to 13 mtpa of liquified natural gas.