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“The Low Hanging Fruit Of Methane Emission Sources”
Today we had the pleasure of visiting with Thomas Fox, President and Director of Innovation at Highwood Emissions Management.
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Dr. Sean Bushart, World Economic Forum
Understanding the challenges around reducing emissions in industrial segments of our economy can often seem like the elephant in the room for energy transition discussions.
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Revisiting The Role of Oil & Gas in Energy Transition
This week we provide a video update on our views on the appropriate role for oil & gas companies as it relates to so-called “energy transition.”
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