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The fast rise in atmospheric methane is alarming, but simply pointing fingers at the natural gas industry without a closer examination is not the answer. [Gas in Transition, Volume 2, Issue 5] ....
The president is heading to iowa to tackle soaring energy prices. of course yesterday he held that event where he talked about going against ghost guns and other weapons. we expect the president today to announce plans to allow a blended form of gas which uses ethanol to be sold this summer as we look at rising gas prices. according to the white house the blended gas, e-15, could cut gas prices as much as 10 cents a gallon and perhaps it s no coincidence this trip to iowa comes on the same day the labor department noted the highest inflation, climbing 8.5% compared to a year ago. so all of that happening right now that will do it for me this hour. msnbc s coverage of the subway shooting in new york continues with katy tur on the scene right after this break. pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. ....
AGIG starts supplying hydrogen blended gas to Adelaide Australian Gas Networks (AGN), part of Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG), has officially opened its A$14.5mn ($11.2mn) Hydrogen Park South Australia (HyP SA) green hydrogen plant and started adding the fuel into the Adelaide natural gas network, AGIG said on May 19. AGN will provide a blend of 95% natural gas, 5% hydrogen to more than 700 homes in parts of the Adelaide suburb of Mitchell Park. AGN received a A$4.9mn grant from the South Australian government’s Renewable Technology Fund to build and operate the plant. HyP SA is an Australian first and one of only a few projects in the world to deliver a renewable gas blend to homes connected to an existing gas network, AGIG CEO Ben Wilson said. The hydrogen produced at HyP SA shows how we can use the state’s abundant solar and wind resources to deliver carbon-free gas to homes and businesses.” ....
Plenty of crude oil in supply, and, sitting in various forms of stockpiles in the u.s. it s not a crude oil problem, it is a gas refining problem and you want to make the price of gas go down tomorrow? tomorrow? here s the answer. the epa has to lift all of the restrictions on various blended gas leans and it gets wonky here, but there are 20 to 25 blends required by the epa, a summer blend, winter blend, chicago blend, west coast blend, east coast blend and give us one gas and lift restrictions temporarily, and price of gasoline will tumble, because, refiners will know what to blend and can all blend the same gas, and get a bunch of supply in the market and price goes down, right away. bill: and we fill up with the bolling blend every night at 10:00 p.m., check out follow the money see you, eric, thank you. alisyn: this is a fox news alert. we re awaiting a vote on plans to slash more than $6 trillion, in federal spending, house ....