Hydrogen refueling stations for cars to reach 5,000 by 2032
Refueling stations that would support a burgeoning hydrogen fuel-cell industry are on the rise and should reach nearly 5,000 by 2032, according to a new report.
Archive for year: 2017
North Dakota House passes eliminating reporting of small oil spills
A bill that would reduce the number of oil spills reported in North Dakota got a green light Wednesday from state House lawmakers, but a landowner group plans to keep raising concerns about the proposal.
U.S. needs OPEC oil
In terms of volume, U.S. shale cannot swiftly ramp up production by 3 million bpd: the EIA expects oil production this year to average 9 million bpd, or 110,000 bpd more than last year.
Electric cars will not stem global demand for oil, says BP
Global demand for oil will still be growing in 2035 even with an enormous growth in electric cars in the next two decades, with numbers on the road rising from 1 million to 100 million, BP has predicted.
Tesla helps Sierra Nevada Brewing make ‘green’ beer
The Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. is using a bunch of Tesla batteries, along with solar power and a microturbine generator, to help make beer brewing more environmentally friendly at its Chico, California facility.
Electric car boom fuels interest in Bolivia’s fragile salt flats
In the middle of a vast salt desert in Bolivia, tour guide Angel Calani crouches down and jabs his index finger into the crusted earth. “Litio,” he announces as he withdraws his finger, now glistening with brine.
California Has ~50% Of US Electric Cars
The vast majority of plug-in electric vehicle sales in the US have been in California — with Georgia, Washington, New York, Florida, and Texas making up the anemic vanguard.
Challenging Arthur Little study on electric-car emissions: questionable assumptions
Transitions into new technologies always generate confusion and misinformation, and certainly that has been the case with modern electric cars.
Trump signs executive orders to advance Keystone XL, Dakota Access pipelines
President Donald Trump on Tuesday took steps to advance construction of two oil pipeline projects that have been fiercely disputed and were delayed under his predecessor.
North Dakota tribe formally calls on pipeline protesters to disperse
A Sioux tribal council on Saturday formally asked hundreds of protesters to clear out of three camps near its North Dakota reservation used to stage months of sometimes violent protests against the proposed Dakota Access Pipeline.
