During a visit with the EPA in Washington DC just over a month ago, Michael Woelk, Picarro CEO, had an opportunity to set down with a diverse group of media: Platts Energy Week, ClimateWire and The New York Times. Mike was impressed with the research the reporters had done in preparing for the discussions, and with both the breadth and depth of questions he was asked.
Stephanie Paige Ogburn of ClimateWire has written an in-depth 3-part series on natural gas that makes a compelling case for accurately measuring leaks from production to delivery.
The future of natural gas leak detection is the subject of two recent publications.
This evening at 8:00 P.M. PSD, there is an hour long KQED (Public Radio for Northern California) radio program related to hydraulic fracturing (Wednesday, March 13th ). The program presents a conversation with Fred Krupp, president of the Environmental Defense Fund; and Rhonda Zygocki, vice president of policy and planning for Chevron and focuses on how natural gas released by hydraulic fracturing is turning energy markets upside down.