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Posted on · Chairman Richard Glick said the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission won’t be satisfied with issuing mere “guidance” to Texas power generators, as it did after the 2011 freeze.
Posted on · Speaking at CERAWeek, Jennifer Granholm also said outfitting oil and gas workers with skills needed in the clean energy future is a major priority for the Biden administration.
Posted on · The annual energy conference in Houston was canceled last year due to the pandemic.
Posted on · On Monday's show: Industry analyst Daniel Yergin talks about this year's CERAWeek conference and the future of the energy industry, and listeners share their pet peeves about life in Houston.
Posted on · The economic impact of the coronavirus is being felt across the industry, the price of oil is down, and conferences that provide crucial networking opportunities are being postponed or canceled.
Posted on · The event's organizer, IHS Markit, said it was cancelling similar events in California and Louisiana, which could mean a loss of $50 million in non-recurring revenue combined.
Posted on · The Energy Secretary and former governor highlighted U.S. innovation and openness to foreign markets.
Posted on · The secretary of state spoke at Houston’s CERAWeek.
Posted on · That’s good news for Houston.
Posted on · We examine Houston's growing role in the energy industry and what potential hazards are ahead.
Posted on · On Monday's Houston Matters: Texas educators march on Austin, CERAWeek begins, a photographer documents Space City USA, and the Rockets beat writer discusses his book.
Posted on · Charles McConnell from Rice University’s Energy and Environment Initiative previews what will be discussed at this year's conference.
Posted on · On Monday's Houston Matters: We learn why there are so many Congressional seats in the Houston area up for grabs this year. Then, we learn about about a couple conferences happening in Houston this week: the energy summit CERAWeek and a gathering of Braille experts and researchers. Plus deli icon Ziggy Gruber talks about his craft. And Jeff Balke discusses the week in sports.
Posted on · Scott Pruitt says it’s “a new day” for the Environmental Protection Agency.
Posted on · (Above: Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner welcomes the crowd to the annual CERAWeek conference on Tuesday, March 7, 2017. Photo: Travis Bubenik, Houston Public Media/@travisbubenik) It's CERAWeek. The annual energy conference chaired by Cambridge Energy Research Associates co-founder Daniel Yergin features a sort of who's-who for the energy industry meeting and discussing a variety of energy-related […]