ENERGY TRANSITIONS
Hydrogen: 3 things to watch in 2021
A flood of investments and energy industry pledges made 2020 a breakout year for low-carbon hydrogen. But 2021 may be when the hype gives way to hard questions.
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David Iaconangelo, E&E News reporter
A flood of investments and energy industry pledges made 2020 a breakout year for low-carbon hydrogen. But 2021 may be when the hype gives way to hard questions.
From gas bans to renewable fuel standards, states are weighing or enacting policies that could shift the future of the oil and gas industry.e
By Mike Lee, David Iaconangelo and Carlos Anchondo in Energywire
Wyoming's governor announced a competition in 2016 that he hoped would save the state's coal industry. The contest's aim was straightforward, even if achieving its objective wasn't.
By Benjamin Storrow in Climatewire
From gas bans to renewable fuel standards, states are weighing or enacting policies that could shift the future of the oil and gas industry.e
By Mike Lee, David Iaconangelo and Carlos Anchondo in Energywire
Wyoming's governor announced a competition in 2016 that he hoped would save the state's coal industry. The contest's aim was straightforward, even if achieving its objective wasn't.
By Benjamin Storrow in Climatewire