Natural Gas

Alberta oil regulator stopped enforcing gas flaring limits after government pressure

Alberta's dismantling of its 20-yr-old flaring limit after companies blew through the limit two years in a row, with no objections from the federal government, is an example of the challenges Canada faces in reconciling its environmental commitments with a renewed focus on economic growth.

The impact of advanced process control on LPG production

Liquefaction MPC delivers holistic business returns

Shell Insights: Behind the rise of LNG trucks in China

Chevron joins race to explore potential purchase of Lukoil assets, including refineries

Zachry Group selected for FEED on world’s largest low-carbon blue methanol project

John Crane launches Performance Plus™, a new era in service excellence for rotating equipment

Quick wins on cutting methane dogged by a slow transition

The pledge to cut methane emissions by 30% below 2020 levels by 2030 has been signed by 159 countries plus the EU. Many of them have developed, or are working on, methane action plans, and billions of dollars have been committed to the effort.

U.S. urges Europe to stick to oil and gas, not renewables

The U.S. has become Europe's top oil and gas supplier on the back of the U.S. shale boom and its companies are seeking to boost the share as the European Union moves to fully cut off remaining Russian energy imports.

Schneider Electric research shows Middle East is setting the pace for autonomous operations in the energy sector