Energy Production

Learn more about this 2018 Annual Meeting session that features leading minds and their insights on the future of energy.

The publication will now be offered as a new benefit for Fuels & Petrochemicals Division members.

Computer modeling reveals the true potential of open-ocean wind farms, compared to conventional land-based wind farms.

Transparent solar panels that are efficient enough to be practical have been elusive, but no longer.

The North Sea is the most prolific location in the world for building offshore windfarms.

Researchers at Penn State have engineered a strain of bacteria that is the key to converting methane to electricity.

Battery storage is starting to replace traditional gas peaker plants by replacing diesel powered generation on small islands.

I recently caught up with Ian Glasglow, Symposia Chair for the 20th Topical of Refining at the

A discovery that improves on a commonly used catalytic reaction used to break down methane could lead to significant energy savings and pollution reduction.

California is the only state in the country coping with too much solar power, and it's a problem that's still getting worse as each new utility-scale solar farm is built

With more than 180,000 evacuated and up to 160 people affected by radiation after two nuclear reactor incidents, it's no wonder that Japan's crisis has sent shock waves throughout the world with re

The Paris climate agreement is the world’s best effort yet to ward off the existential threat of climate change.

Many energy startups claim that their new software, gadget, or platform will change the way the world uses energy, but Robert Fares, writing for

Lately, solar industry records have been falling every week. And American solar panel maker SunPower can take credit for most of the mayhem.

Starting slowly but gathering force and quickly accelerating between 2007 and the winter of 2015, the global energy market was completely upended, retooled, and reconstituted.