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Williams announced today that it will collaborate with Cheniere Energy, Inc., the largest U.S. producer of liquefied natural gas , as well as other natural gas midstream companies, methane detection... | April 19, 2022

Southwest Research Institute and The University of Texas at Austin have created The Energize Program, a new opportunity to enhance greater scientific collaboration between the two institutions.

Fact-checking President Joe Biden’s claim that there are 9,000 unused oil drilling permits. Thats mostly true.

With time and money, US can replace banned Russian imports with domestic oil

Three proposed pipelines in Iowa would gather carbon dioxide from ethanol plants and sequester it underground. Two engineers weigh in on the impact the projects would have on climate change goals and whether ethanol is the right industry to target for carbon capture.

Coming from a family that was a pioneer in the Fort Worth oil and gas industry, Tex Moncrief joined the family business when he was just 10 years old.

Verification & Validation of Computational Models Associated with the Mechanics of Materials

The cycle of rising temperatures leads to increases in precipitation as well as droughts. But what impact will these weather extremes, especially

American Energy Independence at Risk With Biden Orders, Experts Say The Biden administration has clamped down hard on energy and oil as part of its climate change agenda. But experts warn that the president’s recent actions will have long-term impacts on production and the economy—it will also mean more dependence from imports. President Joe Biden recently issued a slew of executive orders including freezing new oil or natural gas leases and drilling permits on federal land, as well as canc...