PERMIAN BASIN
Natural gas flaring nearly doubled this year
The oil industry flared a record amount of natural gas in the Permian Basin this year, new research shows, and is on track to flare even more gas into 2019.
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Mike Lee, E&E News reporter
The oil industry flared a record amount of natural gas in the Permian Basin this year, new research shows, and is on track to flare even more gas into 2019.
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CAMP MISTA, Quebec — The Romaine River runs through an unbroken boreal forest in this remote expanse of northeast Canada. It could soon provide carbon-free power to the United States. But at what cost?
By Benjamin Storrow in Climatewire
Federal officials are warning the U.S. energy sector about "espionage" and "theft" from Chinese drones. With utilities using drones for a wide array of tasks, how severe is the risk?
By Blake Sobczak in Energywire