Hundreds of thousands of small oil wells in the United Sates, called "stripper wells," are being touted as part of the ...

Initial installation costs for a heat pump can be several times more expensive than traditional oil or gas heating systems, but the savings are generally recouped in 5 to 10 years through energy ...

A ground source heat pump system will help to lower your carbon footprint as it uses a renewable, natural source of heat – the ground. According to the Energy Saving Trust, a heat pump with mid-range ...

What’s more, by switching from natural gas or heating oil to an efficient ground-source heat pump, buildings in the pilot will have fewer carbon emissions — Eversource estimates that the ...

Wells that pump that much wastewater are considered “high rate”; about 18,000 wells — mostly in Oklahoma and Texas — were associated with the most seismic activity.

America is dotted with old oil wells that are no longer producing, but have never been plugged. In a prairie in Oklahoma, between bison and brush fires, a pipe sticking out from the ground is one ...

Occidental to pump more Permian oil using captured CO2. ... use “enhanced oil recovery,” which involves operators using carbon dioxide sucked out of the air to squeeze more oil out of the ground.

From Texas and Wyoming to North Dakota, small U.S. oil companies are shutting off wells faster than expected, as prices fall below what it costs them to pump crude out of the ground.

Crude oil is the substance coming directly from the ground, which is then refined and turned into the gasoline we all put in our cars. UAB Assistant Professor of Economics Ben Meadows said there ...

It's 600 feet deep."Every time it pumps, it's pumping three feet of fluid," Bleakley said.Each well pulls about 100 barrels of oil from the ground every year, which is enough to fill up about 115 ...