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Neptune Energy has announced a collaboration with the Environmental Defense Fund to test a first of its kind approach for measuring oil and gas methane emissions from offshore oil and gas facilities.
Neptune Energy has announced a collaboration with the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) to test a “first of its kind” approach for measuring oil and gas methane emissions from offshore oil and gas facilities.
As part of the collaboration, the EDF will coordinate a team of international researchers - which includes Scientific Aviation, a provider of airborne emissions sensing, and Texo DSI, a UK-based drone platform provider - to evaluate methods for quantifying facility-level offshore methane emissions, identify key sources, and prioritize mitigation actions, Neptune outlined.
International Women s Day 2021 offers a moment to pause and reflect on the strides the sector has made around diversity, equity, and inclusion.
International Women’s Day (IWD) 2021 offers a moment to pause and reflect on the strides the sector has made around diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I), Airswift chief executive officer Janette Marx has highlighted.
“The sector has an opportunity to take stock of what is currently being implemented. What’s working? Where are the challenges? How should we prioritize? This is something I hear and speak a lot about in my role as Equity Ambassador to the U.S. Department of Energy, a working group helping to drive awareness, interest and access to energy jobs for women and minorities,” Marx said in a statement sent to Rigzone.
Texas fuel makers are racing to restore operations knocked out by mid-February s winter storm, but they re also casting a wary eye on market improvements and may be reluctant to come back at full throttle.
Texas fuel makers are racing to restore operations knocked out by mid-February’s brutal winter storm, but they’re also casting a wary eye on improvements in the market and may be reluctant to come back at full throttle.
Refiners are gun-shy after 12 months of losing money in a market that was hit hard by Covid-19, prompting several plants to close or slash production. So, even as the market beckons with fatter profit margins, tighter inventories and signs of rising demand, they are weighing the risk of being stuck with a glut of fuel supplies again.