natural gas

Oklahoma Proposes Letting Gas Utility Charge A $1,400 ‘Exit Fee’ To Go Electric

The fee could give the fossil fuel industry a new tool to slow the energy transition.
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Climate Poses Many Threats To U.S. Financial System & Natural Gas May Be Major Risk

The federal entity created to guard against another Great Recession just issued its first landmark report on global warming.
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With Time Running Out To Cut Carbon From Buildings, Industry Just Tightened Its Grip

Mundane as it may seem, the future of U.S. climate policy could rest on what happens over the next few years with national building codes.
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Cleaner ‘Bridge’ Fuels Are Killing Up To 46,000 Americans Per Year, Study Shows

Replacing coal with fuels like natural gas and wood may offer some climate benefits, but the harm to public health remains.
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Bill Gates: Texas Governor 'Wrong' To Blame Wind And Solar Energy For Blackouts

Gates, who has warned that climate change will prompt more extreme weather, stressed that natural gas failures caused much of the state's power crisis.
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New Study Casts Doubt On The Climate Benefits Of Natural Gas Power Plants

The emissions and methane leaks from new gas plants zero out the CO2 cuts achieved from closing coal plants, a peer-reviewed analysis found.
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Hurricane Laura Hit The Oil And Gas Industry When It’s Down. But Don’t Expect A Reckoning.

The powerful storm made landfall over a major industry hub, but experts don't expect companies to change course as a result.
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Baltimore Gas Explosion Kills 1, Levels Homes

A search was underway for several others who may be trapped in the rubble of three flattened homes.
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Big Oil’s Fallback Plan Is Falling Flat

But the industry’s political lobbying during the pandemic has been a smashing success.
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The Gas Industry’s Bid To Kill A Town’s Fossil Fuel Ban

Brookline, Massachusetts, passed a measure prohibiting new oil and gas pipes, the first on the East Coast.
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