DOE commits $65 million for biofuels projects; aims at SAF
DOE, the Department of Energy, announced this Friday it is launching a $64,7 million funding program for projects focused on biofuels production; specifically for the...
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New FERC Commissioner to help Biden decarbonize the U.S.
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The new FERC Commissioner would help president Joe Biden in its mission to decarbonize the U.S. economy, Reuters reported this Thursday after the White House...
CF Industries restarts production in Louisiana; energy sector still hit by Ida
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CF Industries, hydrogen supplier and byproduct manufacturer announced this Thursday it has restarted its production of ammonia at the Donaldsonville Complex in Louisiana. The start-up...
Chevron to join Advanced Clean Energy Storage joint venture
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Chevron, the American oil major, announced this Thursday it will join the Advanced Clean Energy Storage (ACES) joint venture. The ACES Delta project is a...
Suncor Energy moves forward with Terra Nova Asset Life Extension
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Today, Suncor announced that the co-owners of the Terra Nova Floating, Production, Storage, and Offloading (FPSO) facility and associated Terra Nova Field have finalized the...
U.S. gasoline imports from Europe to hit high record after Ida strike
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U.S. gasoline imports and blending components from Europe and the Baltic will reach about half a million tons this week, according to a report by...
Bp and partners to study feasibility of a green energy hub in Australia
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Bp has partnered with Macquarie Capital and the federal government of Australia. The partnership is to conduct a feasibility study for the repurposing of the...
Hurricane Ida damages Shell’s facilities; 80% offshore oil still down
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Hurricane Ida left a big toll on the energy sector. As of September 2, oil major Royal Dutch Shell said it identified damage from the...
Pipeline infrastructure and storage, vital for LA hydrogen hub
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Pipeline infrastructure, as well as geological formations suitable for storage, will be critical for the development of the U.S.’s first hydrogen hub, to be developed...
Offshore oil in the U.S. still struggling to restart; refineries restart slowly
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Offshore oil production in the U.S. is still struggling to come back online after Hurricane Ida landed in Louisiana last Sunday. After a week of...