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Not registered? Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now During a wide-ranging discussion at the Citi Global Energy & Utilities Virtual Conference, Souki said Tellurian will probably sell 12 million-15 million mt/year of supply "totally on Zoom." In a telephone interview with S&P Global Platts after the conference, Souki said Tellurian was in advanced talks with four or five LNG buyers for volumes that Tellurian is marketing ...

Snow covers an intramural field in the North Loop neighborhood of Austin after a winter storm in February. The blackouts that hit Texas in February left more than 100 people dead and caused billions of dollars in debt for those who found themselves on the wrong side of the state’s famously laissez-faire energy market. For others, it created huge earnings the full scope of which are now coming into focus. Until recently, companies that made a lot of money during the freeze have tried to keep...

May 6, 2021 Got a bit of a response from a bunch of smart folks the other day to a tweet about Geothermal. Indeed. Among the smart people I’ve spoken to recently, the word geothermal has been popping up more frequently. The useful CNBC video above helps clarify some of the various flavors of the technology – but is kind of wide open on just how much of a player it could be. Either a 10 – 20 percent solution, which could fill the gap after we build 80 plus percent solar and wind, thus co...

When deadly winter storms ravaged the state in February and power outages plunged more than 4 million people into cold and darkness, Gov. Greg Abbott had already set his priorities for the Legislature and the 140-day legislative session was a month old. Lawmakers were tackling issues related to the coronavirus pandemic, navigating a budget shortfall and pursuing conservative priorities such as expanding abortion restrictions, limiting transgender athletes and eliminating gun permits. But aft...

Despite natural gas failures during winter storm, Texas lawmakers target renewable energy in the aftermath Texas Tribune Tags:  Credit: REUTERS/Nick Oxford Sign up for The Brief, our daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. Texas lawmakers have been advancing sweeping legislation to address some of the major issues stemming from February’s deadly winter storm and catastrophic power outages. But some of the legislative moves are targeting renewable en...

Many power units that failed during Texas freeze also failed in 2011 storm As people froze to death or lost limbs to frostbite across Texas this February, dozens of the power plants entrusted to keep residents warm and safe faltered amid the unrelenting freeze — just like they did in 2011. Nearly 75% of power generation units that sustained outages 10 years ago, when another snow-and-ice storm packed unusual force, also had shutdowns or reduced electrical production during Februarys fre...

Despite natural gas failures during winter storm, Texas lawmakers target renewable energy Mitchell Ferman, The Texas Tribune April 19, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail A wind farm stands tall in Texas. Renewable energy sources are the future, and Texas is the leading wind energy producer in the nation./CPS Energy Texas lawmakers have been advancing sweeping legislation to address some of the major issues stemming from February’s deadly winter storm and catastrophic power outages. But some of t...

DALLAS, Tx — The Electric Reliability Council of Texas, known as ERCOT, is asking Texans to conserve energy Tuesday afternoon and evening.

ERCOTs request for consumers, businesses to conserve energy tonight has ended KHOU 11 Staff, WFAA Staff ERCOT urges energy conservation through tonight Replay Video UP NEXT The Electric Reliability Council of Texas said its request for consumers and businesses to conserve energy Tuesday night has ended. As of about 8:45 p.m., ERCOT said its request had ended. "Our energy conservation appeal has ended without the need for an energy emergency. Thank you for conserving energy when...

April 12, 2021 If you have any words you’d like to share, any of your own playlists you’d like us to help distribute, or other content that has helped you navigate this difficult time, please share them with us. Air Cargo News FlyingTypers hopes to be like an online hearth for our cargo family. #AirCargoCoronaContent            Sitting in my car on a short masked-up trip from our home last week, I noticed a building i...