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A new report says worldwide oil demand will peak in 2029. Some oil industry observers are skeptical.
Media Outlet: NPR’s Marketplace
Featured Faculty: Hugh Daigle
I am trained in marine geology and teach and research in the areas of sustainable energy, and I want to set the facts straight on off-shore wind in Texas.
Media Outlet: Houston Chronicle
Featured Faculty: Hugh Daigle
A high-tech chemical company has purchased the last available water in the Nueces River to make hydrogen and ammonia for export.
Media Outlet: Texas Tribune
Featured Faculty: Hugh Daigle
During the podcast Dr. Prodanović talks about her upbringing in Croatia, the grit and tenacity that Croatians have had to develop through their tenacious history, what it was like coming to the USA for the first time, how capillary forces interact with buoyancy and gravity to drive fluid flow, the process in which Computational Neural Networks are used to help simulate fluid flow in rocks, the importance of sharing data in the age of AI and Neural Networks, and much much more.
Media Outlet: Heights of Humanity Podcast
Featured Faculty: Masa Prodanovic
Arvind Ravikumar describes the challenge of reducing methane emissions from oil and gas production, given that the sources of emissions can be diverse and that systems for monitoring methane leaks can be improved.
Media Outlet: Resources Radio
Featured Faculty: Arvind Ravikumar
A pause on new project approvals could have some upsides for the sector by softening potential oversupply, analysts say.
Media Outlet: Upstream
Featured Faculty: Arvind Ravikumar
The climate impact of natural-gas exports depends on what they’re replacing in the importing countries—and the steps we take to clean up the supply chain.
Media Outlet: MIT Technology Review
Featured Faculty: Arvind Ravikumar
A decade after former President Barack Obama labeled natural gas a “bridge fuel” in his 2014 State of the Union address, his former vice president is grappling with how far to extend its use.
Media Outlet: Politico Energy Wire
Featured Faculty: Arvind Ravikumar
The Texas electric grid made it through recent cold snaps with no real problems, despite the record-setting winter demand one day in January and the need to appeal twice to the community for conservation.
Media Outlet: San Antonio Express-News
Featured Faculty: Hugh Daigle
A differentiated natural gas market is emerging as a key mechanism to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across global natural gas supply chains. Trust in such voluntary markets across civil society, industry and governments depends on a transparent framework for reporting independently verifiable and accurate emissions data.
Media Outlet: Nature Energy
Featured Faculty: Arvind Ravikumar