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Emissions trading (also known as “cap and trade”) policies are a market-based approach to reducing pollution by establishing limits on emissions and providing tradable allowances that authorize holders to emit the capped level of greenhouse gasses.
Many companies have begun integrating environmental and sustainability priorities into their products and services. As Gelber & Associates continues to expand our sustainability offerings, it was necessary to formalize these practices into a cohesive group under one hypernym.
As governmental and societal pressure to create a more sustainable future intensifies, energy companies around the globe vary in their approach to address the push towards “Net Zero” carbon emissions.
LNG production margins from the US Gulf Coast to markets around the world varies day by day due to fluctuations in charter costs, agent and insurance fees, and canal costs.
Hydrogen has been increasingly looked at as a viable energy means as the world focuses on attempting to introduce alternative fuels into the energy mix.
Prior to COVID-19 demand destruction, natural gas producers announced 2020 outlooks with robust capital expenditures and consistent YOY increases in gas production volumes.
Natural gas supply and demand has been turned on its head. The biggest impact of 2020 has been a remarkable decline in drilling in most key basins. The COVID-19 pandemic has had far reaching effects on both natural gas production and demand...
Big Tech firms like Google, Amazon, and Apple are constantly striving to achieve a “deeper shade of green energy” when it comes to powering their data centers and facilities. Just yesterday, Apple committed to being completely carbon neutral by 2030.
