Sentences with phrase «dehydrogenate more natural gas»

DENVER — Western Colorado has 40 times more natural gas than previously thought, but an immediate boom is unlikely because of low gas prices, government and industry experts said Wednesday.

On the sidelines of the Asia - Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, held in Beijing this month, Russia agreed to a deal to supply even more natural gas to China, on top of a $ 400 billion pact inked earlier this year.

«The trends are in place for you to see more natural gas,» Macaulay said about the future of global power generation.

Pennsylvania accounted for 19 % of total U.S. marketed natural gas production in 2017 and produced more natural gas than any other state except Texas.

The Party has also implemented the Ethane Extraction Policy to ensure that more natural gas is processed into petrochemicals in Alberta.

But a group of Cornell scientists who study the effects of climate change say New Yorkers are using more natural gas than ever.

However, a group of Cornell scientists who study the effects of climate change say New Yorkers are using more natural gas than ever.

NY can't shut Indian Point without more natural gas to fire the generators but Cuomo won't approve the pipelines from the fracked PA gas.

Instead of looking for ways to locate and extract more natural gas, Woods said residents should explore renewable energy and conservation.

New York needs a Governor who will say that fracking for more natural gas is not the answer.

Trum, when's your leader Cuomo going to let in more natural gas?

If nuclear power suddenly goes away in New York, we will be burning a lot more natural gas.

Representing a smattering of different environmental advocacy groups from around the state, about 250 protesters held signs calling on officials and lawmakers to prohibit any more natural gas pipelines being built in New York, to stop the construction of a proposed liquid natural gas storage facility next to Seneca Lake, and to shift the state's energy production to greener fuel sources....

Burning more natural gas might also mean more greenhouse gas emissions causing more global warming

We're seeing a lot more natural gas because of its price and the retirement of coal - fired power plants.

Fracking to free more natural gas from shale can help displace even more polluting coal in more developed countries such as the U.S. but can only serve as a bridge — and a very short bridge — to the zero - greenhouse - gas pollution future, unless also outfitted with carbon capture and storage to eliminate pollution.

«The more organically rich the shale is, the more natural gas is present, but the more other stuff is in there too.»

Thanks to a bonanza of natural gas liberated from deep shales by new techniques, the U.S. is burning more and more of the fuel — and considering using more natural gas in more places, such as fuel for trucking.

«But there has been good progress on reducing coal consumption, often at (the) expense of more natural gas, but also renewables have done better than expected.»

Because economic growth continues to boost the demand for energy — more coal for powering new factories, more oil for fueling new cars, more natural gas for heating new homes — carbon emissions will keep climbing despite the introduction of more energy - efficient vehicles, buildings and appliances.

Robert Sands, the chief executive officer of Constellation Brands, said on a recent conference call that the company could purchase more natural gas from the United States, rather than Mexico, which it uses to make glass for the Corona and Modelo beer it imports.

The US might import more natural gas in the future, but only after it builds many more LNG terminals than the handful we have now.

In complying with restrictions on use of coal, California buys more natural gas.

The answer: «Because the recent decision by the Sebelius Administration means Kansas will import more natural gas from countries like Russia, Venezuela, and Iran.»

I add, that as far as air conditioning goes, it would not help much for my house since I mostly open windows to accomplish that, and in the winter it would cause me to burn slightly more natural gas for heating.

And in Japan, the quick suspension of nuclear power generation after the Fukushima disaster led to more natural gas and oil use, pushing emissions up 1 percent to 336 million tons in 2012.

NY uses more natural gas than any other state except CA and TX.

Thanks to fracking, horizontal drilling, and the shale gas boom, there is more natural gas at a lower price than there has been in decades.

While generators used more natural gas for electricity generation, overall CO2 emissions from natural gas were down because of lower gas heating demand this winter when temperatures were significantly above the historical average for the season.

Burning more natural gas leads to higher, not lower, emissions.

Colder winter weather means more natural gas consumption for space heating, and warmer summer weather leads to increased consumption in the power sector with increasing demand for air conditioning.

It also aligns with the assessment of clean energy and environmental groups, natural gas trade groups and utilities that have invested in more natural gas generation, and the majority of energy regulators and economists, who have fought FirstEnergy's and the Trump administration's attempts to bail out coal and nuclear interests, largely in the PJM region.

A Durham - based activist sounds an alarm over fracking's methane leaks, but many still think drilling for more natural gas will help slow climate change.

Neither PJM's news release nor a paper released by the grid operator mentioned renewable energy, except to say that PJM foresees «the addition of more natural gas and renewable resources» on the grid.

released by the grid operator mentioned renewable energy, except to say that PJM foresees «the addition of more natural gas and renewable resources» on the grid.

West Virginia, Ohio and Pennsylvania now pump more natural gas than Texas.

Ott in a conference call Monday said PJM's grid is «fuel secure» but wants to ensure it will remain so if more natural gas generation is added.

«A big part of the reduction in greenhouse gas emissions that we've been able to manage in the United States is due to the fact... we've got trillions of cubic feet of natural gas that we are going to be able to produce safely, and our domestic supply has gone from one of scarcity to one that has enabled us to use more natural gas in baseload power consumption.»

Because more natural gas is being used, the historic link between rising CO2 emissions and increased energy production / use and economic growth has been broken.

All this development is coming to an economically depressed region that lies atop the Marcellus shale, a rock formation that produces more natural gas than Saudi Arabia.

Building more natural gas plants, Shearer said, simply extends that commitment to fossil fuels.

The New York Times noted: «Germany is now heavily reliant on Russia for its energy needs, importing more natural gas from Russia than any other country in Europe.»

«Think of that: We have more natural gas than Russia, Iran, Qatar, Saudi Arabia combined.

We produce more natural gas than ever before — and nearly everyone's energy bill is lower because of it.

According to Reuters, «The plan gives states multiple options to achieve their emission targets, such as improving power plant heat rates; using more natural gas plants to replace coal plants; ramping up zero - carbon energy, such as solar or nuclear; and increasing energy efficiency.

We are producing and burning more natural gas for electricity, while reducing coal use.

They are using more and more natural gas for electricity generation and for home heating.

However, if project pipelines evolve to include more natural gas generation projects, care will be needed to ensure that this «bridge» fuel does not lock out renewables.

When you add wind and solar you are actually forced to reduce nuclear generation to make room for more natural gas generation to provide flexible backup.

Still focused on climate change being «fraught with complexity and uncertainty,» Herkströter outlined Shell's plans for the future: «We will continue to find and produce oil and gas — efficiently and responsibly — to fuel the next 20 - 30 years of economic growth... We will provide more natural gas and develop our businesses in gas - fired power generation... We are moving fast in the area of renewables, with a new core business called Shell International Renewables.