Energy In Depth

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The data center boom is driving real electricity demand; and meeting that demand will require reliable, dispatchable power. Natural gas remains a critical resource for supporting grid reliability, affordability, and the growing energy needs of large computing facilities.

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Natural Gas Remains Key to Affordability As Regulators Work to Protect Ratepayers During the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s most recent open meeting, the Commissioners outlined steps that are being taken to protect Americans from rising electricity costs as data center development picks up speed.

Carbon capture is advancing alongside U.S. natural gas production. BKV’s newly operational Eagle Ford CCS facility captures CO2 from a natural gas processing plant that handles Eagle Ford Shale production. Together with its Cotton Cove facility, BKV’s two new Texas CCS projects are expected to sequester more than 120,000 metric tons of CO2 annually.

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https://www.bkv.com/news/bkv-announces-two-new-carbon-capture-and-sequestration-facilities-now-operational

As global flaring rose for the third straight year, the United States delivered the largest reduction of any country.

U.S. flare volumes fell by 400 million cubic meters in 2025 even as oil production increased by 3 percent, showing that innovation and infrastructure can reduce emissions while keeping energy flowing 📉

World Bank: U.S. Achieves the Largest Absolute Reduction in Flare Volumes As global flaring rose for a third straight year in 2025, the United States went against the grain, posting the largest reductions of any country, per the World Bank’s latest Global Gas Flaring Tracker Report.