The natural gas and oil industry’s use of drones to inspect facilities and operations is getting a boost from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Shell’s partner Avitas Systems received an FAA waiver to fly drones for civil use beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) with the assistance of a radar in Loving County, Texas (USA).… Keep reading →
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Shell Partner Receives FAA Approval For Drones Beyond Visual Line Of Sight
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By Patricia Barmeyer, Paul Bessette & Michael Biles | King & SpaldingEnergy Newsletter: September 2018
By Patricia Barmeyer, Paul Bessette & Michael Biles | King & SpaldingIn The Heart Of Hurricane Season, Harvey Helps Guide Preparations
By Energy Tomorrow BlogThis time a year ago, Houston and the Texas Gulf Coast were reeling from Hurricane Harvey, a monster storm that came ashore twice in less than a week, causing death and an estimated $125 billion in damage while inundating some parts of Texas with more than 60 inches of rain – a record for a U.S. weather event. The… Keep reading →
How This 300-Year-Old City Is Leading On U.S. Solar, Energy-Water, And Climate Action
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange BlogOn May 5, 2018, the city of San Antonio will officially be 300 years old! On that day in 1718, the Presidio San Antonio de Béxar (a Spanish fort) was founded. The city’s tricentennial celebration will culminate in a weeklong celebration of history, art, and culture the first week of May. San Antonio is a unique… Keep reading →
Texans For Natural Gas Uses Misleading Data On Methane In Texas
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange BlogRecently, Texans for Natural Gas (TXNG) issued a report claiming methane emissions have drastically decreased in several of the largest natural gas producing counties in Texas from 2011 to 2016. The notion of methane emissions rapidly declining across Texas during the largest U.S. oil and gas boom of the century is described in the report’s blog post… Keep reading →
Texas Taking The Lead In State Cryptocurrency Enforcement
By Michael Laussade | Jackson WalkerHurricane Update: Infrastructure Resiliency Aids Recovery
By Energy Tomorrow BlogWith the impacts of Hurricane Irma still to be seen, today’s energy infrastructure network, innovations, technology and knowledge appear to have gained from past big-weather events allow some cautious optimism. That’s the conclusion of a pair of energy experts who briefed reporters during a conference call designed to provide context to the efforts of industry and communities… Keep reading →
Harvey Update: Price Impacts And The Need For Patience, Consideration
By Energy Tomorrow BlogThe U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) reports on rising gasoline prices in the wake of Hurricane Harvey and notes that the storm’s impact on prices is similar to the big hurricanes of 2005, Katrina and Rita. EIA: Compared with other hurricanes that have made landfall in the United States since 2000, Hurricane Harvey’s impact on U.S. Gulf… Keep reading →