Sentences with phrase «gas operations do»

Researchers found «no immediate health concerns from air quality» and concluded that «oil and gas operations do not cause harmful excess air emissions.»

Not exact matches

The study does not rule out the possibility that large - scale organic operations eventually will reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but, for now, McGee said, higher emissions are likely to continue unless actions are taken to correct course.

The methods enable us to do this under relevant and even real operation conditions and, hence, to directly adjust the catalytic activity of materials,» says Andreas Gänzler, scientist of KIT's Institute for Chemical Technology and Polymer Chemistry (ITCP) and main author of the study «Tuning the Structure of Platinum Particles on Ceria In Situ for Enhancing the Catalytic Performance of Exhaust Gas Catalysts» published in the latest issue of the journal Angewandte Chemie (Applied Chemistry).

While this study did catalogue the different chemicals found in air emissions from gas drilling operations, it did not address exposure levels and their potential effects.

And there are substances that oil and gas companies use in fracking operations that they don't disclose publicly.

His comments yesterday are more accommodating of the impacts of greenhouse gases from cars, power plants and buildings, but they don't show an urgency to address the risks of rising temperatures, said Alex Bozmoski, director of strategy and operations at republicEn, a conservative group that supports taxing carbon.

The Oil and Gas industry have been some of the earliest adopters on the basis that the operations involved in the training can be incredibly expensive to do with repetition.

Even then, it still doesn't drive like a typical gas - engine vehicle, more mimicking the Volt's operation — it drives electrically and uses the gas engine primarily to keep the batteries at a minimum charge as needed.

And finally, the available materials didn't always fare well under the high - heat, high - rpm operation of a turbocharger, which gets its energy from hot, flowing exhaust gases and typically spins well past 100,000 rpm.

Not only does it offer a convenient combination of electric - only power for short trips and gas - electric operation for extended travel, it brings cutting - edge style and posh interior trimmings into the mix.

The integrated oil and gas giant has refining operations that do better when crude prices decline, partly offsetting its exploration and production losses.

Postscript Readers interested in the extent and significance of the regional pollution from the well failure would do well to visit the Medium.com posts of Rob Jackson, a Stanford University scientist who's been digging deep on methane issues related to natural gas operations for many years.

More specifically, do your regional findings give a clue as to how much of what you see from energy sector is from drilling as opposed to other oil and gas operations?

Lisa McKenzie of the Colorado School of Public Health, who — like Hill — has expressed concerns about the health risks posed by natural gas operations and has done research pointing to health effects from drilling, declined to directly critique the paper.

Around that time, in its New Mexico fields, BP began shifting to systems that constantly monitored operations done periodically to purge liquids that can accumulate in a gas well and impede the flow of gas.

VRE's signals of increased flexibility does have the potential of reducing revenue and operations profits for nuclear and coal plants, less so for natural gas sourced units.

«The City does not seek to impose liability on Defendants for their direct emissions of greenhouse gases, and does not seek to restrain Defendants from engaging in their business operations.»

New research suggests plants already in operation may have to shutter early to meet Paris Agreement goals, as separate study argues UK does not need new gas power capacity

The refineries don't like AB32 for a variety of reasons, but primarily because it would require them to have to massively change their refinery operations in order to meet the green house gas emission limits their refineries will have, which would cost them millions of dollars.

Marshall pointed out that his agency oversees regulation of oil and gas operations in the state and does not advocate for the industry.

What your words illustrate is that you believe there might be some legitimacy to an operation wherein physicists repeatedly cry in public that they don't think there's a way to check for infrared spectra associated with a gas in the atmosphere.

There's much that impresses about hydraulic fracturing if you see it up close, which I did during a recent tour of Anadarko Petroleum natural gas operations near Williamsport, Pa.: the technology, the company's highly skilled workers, the game - changing resource opportunities in the Marcellus Shale and more.

Although DEP does not have an exact figure for fines paid by the Marcellus industry, the agency says its operations were the target of the majority of $ 1.8 million in oil and gas industry fines it has levied so far this year.

Smaller, oil sands - only players such as MEG Energy are more vulnerable during a downturn because they don't have the cash cushion of larger companies and don't have refining operations to offset lost revenue from oil and gas sales.

Recent research has indicated that leakage of methane into the atmosphere from gas wells and particularly from coal - seam - gas operations, might do more climate - changing harm even than coal.

It does not include the total costs associated with new construction and operation of a natural gas plant.

I knew that gas - powered lawn mowers kicked out some sizable air pollution, but I didn't realize quite how bad they were until I read that the EPA estimates that a lawn mower emits 11 times the air pollution of a new car for every hour of operation.

It does so by going beyond the now classic Carbon Tracker analysis (the foundation of McKibben's 2012 article), updating it by focusing not on the entire body of fossil - fuel reserves, but on the smaller set (roughly 30 % of the «proven» reserves) of reserves that have already been «developed» — the «oil fields, gas fields, and coal mines that are already in operation or under construction.»

So I guess we do share that conclusion with the authors of Developmental and reproductive effects of chemicals associated with unconventional oil and natural gas operations.

Methane doesn't just emerge from leaks from oil and gas operations — it is also belched by ruminants (i.e., cows) and emerges from wetlands, landfills and much more.

As it did in the 2012 standards, the agency, in developing the proposal and final standards, will focus on in - use technologies, current industry practices, emerging innovations and streamlined and flexible regulatory approaches to ensure that emissions reductions can be achieved as oil and gas production and operations continue to grow.

However, some Redditors suggested that miners would wait for the price growth to compensate for their losses even if they have to operate some time with a lesser profit or with no profit at all, similar to gas and oil producers that do not shut down their operations because of the current decline of prices.

Greenpeace said Amazon was among the least transparent companies and did not report the greenhouse gas footprint of its own operations.