Stocks rose while oil prices plummeted again on Tuesday, as investors bet that a delicate ceasefire between Israel and Iran ...

Using satellite data, researchers highlight oil spills, transportation emissions, and methane flaring impacts from 2023-2024. Most new oil and gas projects in 2024 were located offshore, where ...

Most new oil and gas projects in 2024 were located offshore, where spills can be hard to detect. Researchers at the nonprofit SkyTruth recently published a report identifying the biggest sources of ...

Norway Offers $193 Million Funding to Arctic Floating Wind Farm Project. oil and gas installations while also supplying power to land, Aasland added.GoliatVind is owned by shipping firm Odfjell ...

This is the first application of nighttime visible bands specifically for monitoring gas flaring, emphasizing the potential of GLI RGB imagery for detecting industrial heat sources. The research ...

Ukraine said it has destroyed another natural gas production platform in the Black Sea that fell under Russian control following occupation of the Crimea Peninsula in 2014. The attack was revealed ...

He said despite these regulatory frameworks, gas flaring remains prevalent, adversely affecting the health and livelihoods of communities in oil-producing areas, as envisaged under Section 104 of ...

Natural gas flaring is the practice of burning off natural gas produced during oil drilling operations, ... Oil Futures; Rig Count; Energy . Energy-General; Oil Prices; ... Marine • 308 days: 75 ...

Oil-And-Gas-Platforms News: Floating Offshore Wind Pilot Project Will Provide Power To Gas Platform, One-On-One: Rob Langford, VP, Global Offshore Wind, ABS, Sunday, September 15, 2024.

Another major gas flare has been sparked in the Black Sea following a Ukrainian missile attack against a former gas production platform it claims Russia has been using to help advance its war efforts.

Gas flaring, a major source of greenhouse gas emissions, shows an alarming increase in 2023 despite global commitments to reduce it, challenging the World Bank's Zero Routine Flaring initiative.

Oil companies around the world last year burned off the most natural gas in five years while also increasing the intensity of the highly polluting practice, a World Bank report found on Thursday.