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Capturing Methane to Fuel Drilling Operations
By Edward Dodge on January 27, 2015 at 12:00 PM Besides using methane to fuel drilling operations to save money methane emissions from oil and gas production have become a serious issue for regulators concerned about greenhouse gasses. But technology innovators are...
Regulations Could Douse North Dakota Gas Flares
Vehicles burning gasoline refined from crude oil is already one of the world’s biggest sources of carbon dioxide emissions, and one of the United States’ largest sources of crude oil is the Bakken shale in North Dakota. NASA satellite images showing bright lights in...
Regulatory complexity governs rail, truck oil field transportation
01/06/2014 Coupling the complex US regulatory patchwork covering truck and rail transportation with the recent boom of nonpipeline transport of oil products, oil companies must understand and comply with far-reaching and potentially intermingled regulations. More than...
Oil Companies Are Sued for Waste of Natural Gas
Flared gas has nearly tripled in the last two years in North Dakota, producing emissions equivalent to more than two medium-size coal-fired power plants. By CLIFFORD KRAUSS Published: October 17, 2013 HOUSTON — In the sharpest challenge yet to the surge in flaring of...
