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Colm Quinn

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  • Senior Editor, RMI
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: RMI, The Irish Times, Foreign Policy Live, Foreign Policy Magazine, The New Republic, CleanTechnica, TheJournal.ie, Crikey, Center for a New American Security (CNAS), RealClear World, Energy Post and
Irish journalist in DC. I write Morning Brief at @foreignpolicy

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Harnessing Green Demand to Drive Sustainable Chemicals Production

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By Colm Quinn Verified
| RMI
Storage tank of liquid chemical and petrochemical product tank, Aerial view at night. Hong Kong Chemicals play a critical, though often overlooked, role in modern society. They provide many of the key building blocks for the construction industry, support agriculture by increasing crop yields, and offer novel materials for a range of products from automobiles to new energy technologies.
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Stopping Global Gas Loss in Its Tracks

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By Colm Quinn Verified
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How companies can bolster energy, economic, and climate security. By Kevin Gauthier, Deborah Gordon Energy and economic security can be rapidly reinforced by stopping gas loss. The amount of methane vented and leaked into the air today by the global oil and gas industry is even greater than the total pre-war volume of gas passing through the Strait of Hormuz. When flared gas is added, this overall energy waste is equal to over one-half of worldwide LNG exports.
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The World Wastes More Gas Each Year Than the Strait of Hormuz Supplies

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By Colm Quinn Verified
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“It is not that we have a short time to live,” the ancient Roman philosopher Seneca once wrote, “but that we waste a lot of it.” His point — that we often waste things that hold great value — echoes through the centuries. As the closure of the Strait of Hormuz forces governments around the world to enact restrictive policies to stabilize their energy supplies and national economies, it’s a critical time to reflect on wasted energy resources.
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