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The Large Potential for Small-Scale LNG

May 05, 2014
It’s widely expected that offshore gas will catch up to offshore oil in importance as the world’s energy demands continue to grow in the years ahead.
Global energy use is expected to grow by 56 percent from 2010 to 2040, and there aren’t enough vessels to meet the fast-growing global demands for LNG. Ninety-six vessels were on order last year—representing a 25 percent growth to the global fleet of around 370 vessels.
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Report: Germany’s Clean Energy Spending Outpacing Returns

April 24, 2014
Germany, once an undisputed frontrunner in the clean energy revolution, is on the verge of losing its foothold in the international race to go green, according to a recent report that evaluated the energy and climate policies of 24 select countries.
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Bonding for Clean Energy Progress

Mark Muro Brookings
Lewis Milford Brookings Institution
April 22, 2014
With Washington adrift and the United Nations climate change panel again calling for action, the search for new clean energy finance solutions continues.
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Report: US Needs to Up Its Game in Race for Clean Energy Investment

April 21, 2014
The United States has fallen behind China as the top destination for clean energy investment, and it will need to take action to remain competitive in the multibillion-dollar sector, according to a report from the Center for American Progress.
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Women Making Slow Gains in the Oil and Gas Industry

March 25, 2014
Sheryl Sandberg’s Leanin.org recently created a series of images with Getty to introduce more realistic portrayals of women in the 21st century.  They break gender stereotypes and make a strong statement challenging the make-up of traditionally “male” roles such as engineering and physics.
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Thirsty Energy

World Bank
March 18, 2014
The Energy-Water Challenge
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The Water-Energy Nexus: Two Sides of the Same Coin

Brock N Meeks Ideas Lab
March 18, 2014
The crucial water-energy nexus teeters on the precipice of global concern, where it has for too long been ignored or marginalized for the sake of short-term goals or shortsighted political agendas, according to experts across a wide array of disciplines, industry and non-governmental organizations.
Water and energy are the prime factors in a complex calculus that sustains life as we know it.  The two are inextricably linked.  Water is needed for almost all forms of energy production, and we need energy to treat and transport water. Both are needed to produce food.
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Making Fracking More Efficient With Prescriptive Analytics

Atanu Basu Ayata
March 17, 2014
It’s difficult to make fracking more efficient and safer at the same time, but we can hedge our bets using the advanced data technologies of “prescriptive analytics.”
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U.S. Giving Up Its Internet ‘Bodyguard’ Role

Robert D Atkinson Information Technology And Innovation Foundation
March 17, 2014
Last Friday the U.S. government indicated it’s giving up its traditional “bodyguard” role of Internet governance.
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How to Bury a Climate Bomb

GE Look Ahead
March 13, 2014
In August 2011, the Archer Daniels Midland Company (ADM) and its partners began drilling a well into the layer of soft sandstone located a mile beneath its headquarters in Decatur, Illinois. This was unusual in two respects. First, ADM isn’t an energy concern–it is the world’s largest agricultural commodities company. Second, the well wasn’t meant to extract oil or gas, but to inject carbon dioxide back into the ground.
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