Despite the ongoing tussle among refiners and producers about who stands to gain or lose from a lifting of the U.S.’s decades-old restrictions on exporting crude oil, consumers won’t be affected much..
Researchers in UT Austin’s Bureau of Economic Geology are laying the ground work for the TexNet Seismic Monitoring Program, a $4.47 million initiative...
When people think of rock-solid conservative Republicans with zero patience for tree-hugging liberals, they think of places like Georgetown in Williamson County, home to the well-heeled, politically conservative...
Between President Obama’s Clean Power Plan, the pope’s moral pronouncements on climate change, and the abundance of cheap natural gas, there’s not a lot of love for coal...
The Kay Bailey Hutchison Center for Energy, Law & Business and the Jackson School of Geosciences’ Latin America and Caribbean Energy Program recently hosted a series of meetings and tours...
