Energy Tomorrow Blog
From Presidential Debate No. 1 – Climate, Energy, Jobs
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Mark Green
Posted September 30, 2020
Sifting through what was a rollicking presidential debate Tuesday night, searching for important takeaways … Let’s look at the discussion near the end of the event that focused on climate, energy policy and energy jobs – in which safe and responsible natural gas and oil production here at home is a critical player.
As was accurately noted during the debate, U.S. carbon dioxide emissions from the power sector are at their lowest levels in a generation – primarily because of growing use of natural gas to fuel electricity generation. Natural gas is the leading fuel for U.S. power generation and is projected to continue leading for decades to come.
Energy Today – April 9, 2013
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Mary Schaper
Posted April 9, 2013
Penn Energy – California City “Goes Green” with Chevron Energy Solutions
Collaborating with Chevron’s Energy Solutions, the City of Patterson is working to improve the city’s sustainability, including solar installations and energy efficiency programs that will reduce costs for consumers.
Wall Street Journal – India Is Ready for U.S. Natural Gas
There is “significant potential for U.S. exports of LNG to grow exponentially,” writes Nirapama Rao, India’s ambassador to the U.S. “The prospect of increased Indian investment in the U.S. natural-gas market will usher in a new era for a strong and mutually rewarding India-U.S. energy partnership.” (subscription publication)
Chevron's willyoujoinus Provides Outlet for Energy Discussion
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Jane Van Ryan
Posted October 8, 2010
Making Clean Energy 'Profitable' - At Whose Expense?
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Jane Van Ryan
Posted June 30, 2010