Since the late 1990s, I’ve covered energy, beginning with the rise and fall of Enron — first as a magazine writer before becoming a columnist and editor. For nearly 13 years, I’ve been a columnist for Forbes. My focus has shifted from the ‘old energy economy’ to the ‘green energy
The EU’s Methane Regulations Will Impact U.S. Oil And Gas Producers
Countries and companies that comply with the EU's methane rules might grow market share and attract capital, driving sustainability and innovation in the industry.
It’s The 21st Century Energy Economy, Stupid—Undercut By Dysfunction
The growth of artificial intelligence, data centers, and EVs depends on the expansion of the underlying infrastructure—potentially undercut by dysfunctional governance.
Our Polluted Skies Require Carbon Capture
If we continue to use oil, natural gas, and coal, developing and commercializing carbon capture and sequestration is vital.
Pioneers Are Getting Hydrogen-Fueled Planes Off The Ground
ZeroAvia has already flown an aircraft on hydrogen power with no emissions. The sky is the limit.
Hydrogen Developers Flexing For Transport And Industrial Sectors
Hydrogen is making inroads for the transport and industrial sectors. However, hydrogen developers must scale their technologies and infrastructure.