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Khristee Ann Powell, 45, passed away on March 27, 2021, in Riverton, Wyoming. She was born on February 8, 1976 in Rock Springs, Wyoming, the daughter of Dick E. Powell and Leslie (Ball) Powell.
Khristee was affectionately known as “Pow Pow” and “Ke-Ke” and resided in Riverton as a CES resident for numerous years. Khristee loved listening to music, going camping, spending time with family and friends, attending CES Events, and swimming.
She lived in Green River, Wyoming, with her family from birth until the age of 21, then moved to Riverton and was a resident at CES until the time of her death. She attended C-V Ranches from 1981-1994 in Wilson, Wyoming.
Giving supports student leaders in Cohen Institute
The William S. Cohen Institute for Leadership & Public Service at the University of Maine has received over $110,000 in gifts since the start of the fiscal year from alumni, parents and friends of UMaine.
âThese investments in the Cohen Institute ensure that we will continue to be able to develop innovative opportunities for the next generation of leaders at UMaine,â said Rich Powell, professor and director of the Cohen Institute for Leadership & Public Service, and UMaineâs 2020 Distinguished Maine Professor. âWhether down in our nationâs capital or right here in Orono, Cohen Institute students are developing hands-on, advanced leadership skills for the 21st century â a time of dramatic, unpredictable change.â
ExxonMobil’s CCS push [NGW Magazine]
Feb 22, 2021 7:15:am
Summary ExxonMobil has launched a new low-carbon business that will initially focus on carbon capture and storage – an industry that is gaining momentum but has hurdles to overcome. [NGW Magazine Volume 6, Issue 4]
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ExxonMobil’s CCS push [NGW Magazine]
Oil and gas giant ExxonMobil has taken a step forward with regard to the energy transition, announcing on February 1 that it was launching a new low-carbon business. The business, ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions, will initially focus on carbon capture and storage (CCS).
The news marks a shift in the US generally where companies have been slower to adapt their businesses to the new pressures. Indeed, French major Total quit the American Petroleum Institute owing to the rift in policy objectives.
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