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Issues Impacting the Energy Industry: Only a Balanced Energy Portfolio Will Work

In 2023, Pew Research Center polled 10,329 Americans seeking insights into what society thinks about Rapid Energy Transition (RET) and replacing our carbon-based energy system with a renewables-based system. While Pew’s big takeaway was that “Majorities of Americans prioritize Renewable Energy, Back Steps to Address Climate Change,” the details indicate something a different.

Issues Impacting the Energy Industry: End of Days for Energy Systems

History suggests that in 10-20 years we will see a massive call for funding to dispose and replace wind turbines and solar panels.

Issues Impacting the Midstream Industry: Timing of the Real Impact of Energy Transition

The only certainties of rapid energy transition (RET) are that trillions of dollars will be invested in R&D and will eventually lead to important discoveries that significantly impact the U.S. economy.

The Rapid Energy Transition – Moral Hazard or Visionary Leadership?

When it comes to Rapid Energy Transition, is spending other people’s money a moral hazard of separating actions and consequences or is it visionary leadership

Issues Impacting the Midstream Industry: The Real Impact of Energy Transition on Midstream

Two primary narratives compete for dominance in the climate change discussion. One narrative claims humanity faces an existential crisis that can only be solved by spending trillions of dollars and using regulatory measures to mitigate the effects of rising temperatures. The other insists a forced energy transition will waste national resources while increasing energy costs.

Challenging Conventional Wisdom Impacting the Midstream Industry

Conventional wisdom today says the midstream industry represents a poor career choice because it is dirty, uses low technology, and will disappear along with oil and gas in the United States’ energy future. However, this narrative must be challenged.

How Energy Transmission Affects Energy Transition

The drive to “electrify” everything in our country means we need to dramatically expand our transmission grid and make hefty financial investments to meet growing energy demands.

Energy transition or energy addition?

Throughout the Let’s Clear the Air campaign, you’ll see the term “energy addition.” Let’s talk about what the term means and why we’re using it.

Why We Launched ‘Let’s Clear the Air’

Through this initiative, we’re correcting common misperceptions about energy and sharing our perspective on energy transition, climate change, and the environment.