September 2013

Trends and Resources

HP Impact: US energy sector vulnerabilities exposed

The US Department of Energy (DOE) has released a report that assesses how critical US energy and electricity infrastructure is vulnerable to the impacts of climate trends.

Hydrocarbon Processing Staff: Thinnes, Billy

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Thinnes, Billy - Hydrocarbon Processing Staff, Houston, TX

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