Gas-to-liquids technology continues to advance notes Emerson's Alan Novak, leader of the alternative energy industry team, in today's guest post. In previous posts we discussed the emerging technology of gas to liquids (GTL) driven by the vast shale gas reserves being...
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Natural Gas as an Alternative Fuel
With the ever-increasing supply of natural gas in the U.S., Emerson's Alan Novak, leader of the alternative energy industry team, highlights some activity on the demand side. In previous posts, we have examined the changing dynamics of the global energy supply. New...
Is Natural Gas the New Alternative Energy Source?
In today's guest post, Emerson's Douglas Morris of the alternative energy industry team, explores how the abundance of natural gas is generating discussions around the U.S. Renewable Fuel Standards and alternative energy-based processes. About a month ago, a bill was...
Plentiful Natural Gas—Impact on US Process Manufacturing
In today's guest post, Emerson's Alternative Energy industry group leader, Alan Novak, shares the opportunity that shale gas provides to the U.S. economy and the process manufacturing industries: A new energy source has emerged and is changing the shape of the...
GTL, In Fact, Stands for Something Other than Gym-Tan-Laundry
Emerson's Douglas Morris, a member of the alternative energy team, shares his thoughts on the developments in natural gas to liquid conversion to help diversify U.S. sources of energy. Even though I'm from New Jersey, I'm not going to discuss the daily ritual of...
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