DFW Airport receives carbon neutral rating
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport has been awarded a carbon neutral recognition from the ACA programme.
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport has been awarded a carbon neutral recognition from the ACA programme.
ClearSign Combustion Corporation has announced its first significant follow on order in flare application.
EIA projects that the North American share of energy generation from renewable and nuclear energy sources will grow from 38% in 2015 to 45% in 2025.
A recent study from Johnson Controls has shown, despite falling gas prices, US consumers are still placing fuel efficiency as top priority when buying a new car.
IEA data has highlighted the growth of renewable energy’s share in global energy supply, with renewables now the second largest source of global electricity production.
US Energy Department have announced US$7 million to accelerate fuel and engine co-optimisation technologies.
New clean diesel technology has been slashing truck emissions and propelling fuel savings.
AFPM’s comments focus on the consideration of whether to mandate requirements specifically for environmental, social, and governance disclosure, particularly in relation to climate change.
In Pennsylvania, carbon emissions from electricity generation decreased by almost 20% from 2005 - 2014 due to increased use of clean burning natural gas.
Trestle's founder, James Rhodes, has been on a summer tour of Midwest states advising ethanol and power producers, and policy decision makers, in anticipation of the Clean Power Plan.
Earth Gen-BioFuel Inc. has announced it is expanding operations with a Singapore management company and funding partner.
Fluenta has announced it has signed a two year agreement with Statoil to supply flare gas meters.
Verdezyne has appointed David Kelsey as the new Chief Financial Officer.
The EIA has released its ‘Monthly Energy Review’ for July 2016, offering summary data on energy production, consumption, stocks, trade, prices, and emissions.
Cornell University’s biological engineers have discovered a way to make biofuel ethanol from an anaerobic microbe feeding on carbon monoxide.