shale gas Archives

$Origin’s Beetaloo exit is not enough, the fracking has got to stop$

Origin’s Beetaloo exit is not enough, the fracking has got to stop
Governments, now, must intervene on developments like Beetaloo; listen to the science and, as promised, to the voices of First Nations people.
David Shearman & Melissa Haswell

Sep 20, 2022

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Price shock: how the gas industry is weathering the oil crash
Woodside gas project is just the latest victim as companies adapt to lower oil prices. So how else is the sector dealing with the low prices?
Diane Kraal

Mar 31, 2016

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Exit ahead – Shell at the end of the oil superhighway
Shell’s departure from the Arctic is another sign that the End of the Oil Age is in sight.
Karel Beckman

Sep 30, 2015

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When fuels compete: the new dynamics of global energy markets
Rapid change is sweeping across the energy world: fuels are increasingly encroaching on each other’s territory and the silos of regional markets are breaking down.
Christophe Brognaux

Sep 22, 2015

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Zero energy at zero cost: How to retrofit buildings in a week
The Netherlands has found a way to refurbish existing buildings to net zero energy, within a week, with a 30-year builders’ guarantee and no subsidies.
Karel Beckman

Sep 15, 2014

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A tale of 3 countries: water risks to global shale development
Unlocking shale gas comes with a significant environmental risk: access to freshwater for drinking, agriculture, and industrial use.
Andrew Maddocks and Paul Reig

Sep 9, 2014

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Interview Fatih Birol, IEA: “Gradual change will not save us”
The IEA’s renowned Chief Economist Fatih Birol notes that governments in particular have to take action to actively transform energy supply and end use.
Karel Beckman

Jun 4, 2014

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Origin’s Beetaloo exit is not enough, the fracking has got to stop

Price shock: how the gas industry is weathering the oil crash

Exit ahead – Shell at the end of the oil superhighway

When fuels compete: the new dynamics of global energy markets

Zero energy at zero cost: How to retrofit buildings in a week

A tale of 3 countries: water risks to global shale development

Interview Fatih Birol, IEA: “Gradual change will not save us”

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