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Ken Robinson, President of Engie Energy Marketing, last appeared on The Green Insider, February 2021, episode 22.  Now on episode 198, Ken provides updates on the progress of the energy transition, certified gas, carbon sequestration, carbon credits, LNG, renewable natural gas, and how the weather has affected the markets. Ken …

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Energy Trading Week America and Environmental Markets Week Americas come together for one conference on October 25-27 at the JW Marriott in Houston.  Hear Howard Walpert, CEO of the Americas for Commodities People, tell us about everything going on at this fall conference on episode 197 of The Green Insider. …

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Can we trust the Texas Railroad Commission to regulate carbon capture in Texas?  On episode 196 of The Green Insider , Loren Steffy, writer-large for Texas Monthly and an author of five books covers a variety of topics starting with carbon capture and methane.   In addition, we discuss issues …

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Today we revisit the world of renewable natural gas (RNG) and learn about EV Charging stations for electric semi-trucks.  Hear Mike Koel, president of U.S. Energy on episode 195 of The Green Insider share his experiences, thoughts, and the story of U.S. Energy. Mike’s journey went from trading natural gas …

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We were pleased to have John Berger, CEO of Sunnova, back on The Green Insider.  On episode 194, John will discuss the continued growth of Sunnova and the power market. We discussed: the power grid and the role of renewables, Virtual Power Plants and Sunnova’s operations in both the US …

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Mark Danzenbaker, CEO of GridPoint, talks to us about how smaller businesses becoming energy efficient are pivotal within the world of sustainability.  Industries that can make a difference are: restaurants, food/beverage, retail/convenience stores and auto/transportation.  Today on The Green Insider, hear how using GridPoint Intelligence can impact these type businesses …

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 Today in episode 192 of The Green Insider, you will hear Jim Blackburn, CEO of BCarbon discuss a net zero future. He touches on the circular economy, natures technology, both blue and green hydrogen, environmental law, nature-based carbon offsets, the voluntary market, and his relationship with Rice University, the Greater …

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Methane, a greenhouse gas about 28 times more potent than carbon dioxide at warming the Earth, continues to have negative effects on our environment. Today on The Green Insider, episode 191, hear James Hulse CEO of Clean Recompression discuss how his patent pending product helps natural gas pipelines reduce their …

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On episode 190 of The Green Insider, you will hear from Uday Turaga, another oil and gas veteran adapting to the energy transition.  He discusses carbon capture, sustainable aviation fuel, circular economy, and much more. Uday Turaga is Founder & CEO of ADI Analytics. Through 20 years of industry experience …

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At last, our long-lost podcast from the Nape Expo in February.  Hear students from the Western Colorado University and the University of Louisiana Lafayette discuss their journey into the world of energy on episode 189 of The Green Insider. These optimistic students are seeing more interest in the renewable markets. …

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