Housley Carr is an energy writer/analyst at RBN Energy, LLC. He focuses on a range of topics within the energy sector, including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, oil and gas, and energy sustainability, as well as supply chain management and logistics. Housley's insights are featured in RBN Energy, LLC, where he contributes to the discourse on the evolving landscape of energy and mining.
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Housley Carr's articles predominantly cover the energy industry, with a significant focus on specific aspects such as natural gas, oil production, NGLs (Natural Gas Liquids), and methane emissions. His coverage often cites data and includes industry-specific insights.
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By: Housley Carr
The rapid buildout of Permian gas processing plants and other NGL-related infrastructure in Texas and southeastern New Mexico isn’t just continuing, it’s accelerating. In today’s RBN blog, we discuss the latest project announcements and why gas and NGL production in the Permian are still rising.
By: Housley Carr
The Marcellus/Utica still has vast amounts of natural gas to supply the ongoing surge in demand from power generators and LNG exporters. But there’s a catch: A significant step-up in Appalachian production can only occur if new pipeline infrastructure is built to transport that gas to where it’s needed.
By: Housley Carr
There’s an interesting aspect to the buildout of new Permian gas processing capacity, NGL pipelines, fractionators and NGL export terminals, namely that virtually all of the projects are being undertaken by midstream companies that handle NGLs along their entire value chain, from wellhead to water.
By: Housley Carr
Rising demand for natural gas in the U.S. Northeast and regions to its south and west is spurring the development of gas pipeline projects that collectively will enable Marcellus/Utica E&Ps to ratchet up their production into the 2030s. In today’s RBN blog, we continue our review of these projects.
By: Natgas Appalachia
Midwestern states like Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Michigan are important markets for natural gas producers in the Marcellus/Utica, as are states
By: Natgas Appalachia, John Abeln
The 14 refineries in Louisiana and two just over the state line in southern Arkansas account for almost one-fifth of total U.S. refining capacity
By: Natgas Appalachia, Jason Lindquist
Many of the nation's largest hyperscalers now acknowledge this simple fact: The need to rapidly ramp up the availability of around-the-clock
By: Housley Carr
Efforts to develop a new LNG export terminal along the Delaware River near Philadelphia appeared to be going nowhere. But now it seems that Penn America Energy’s moribund plan for such a project has gained new life with a new company name and a new site — in Eddystone Borough, PA.
By: Housley Carr
There are several approaches hyperscalers can take to mitigate the climate-related impacts of their increasing gas consumption for data centers. These include buying and retiring environmental credits; capturing and sequestering gas-plant CO2; and developing more renewables and nuclear capacity.
By: Housley Carr
Crude oil sourcing for the three refining regions in Louisiana couldn’t be more different from each other. In today’s RBN blog, we examine crude oil flows into and out of the Bayou State, assess supply/demand balances, and explore why is could be increasingly important to understand those balances.
