CNX New Tech Exec Says M-U has Lowest Carbon/Emissions Intensity

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Ravi Srivastava
The hits continue to roll in from Hart Energy's DUG Appalachia event held in Pittsburgh earlier this month (two days after the election). Jordan Blum, editorial director for Hart, did a sit-down interview with Ravi Srivastava, president of new technologies for CNX Resources. The conversation was ostensibly about the important role of data centers and AI (artificial intelligence) for the upstream sector. As part of that conversation, Srivastava pointed out that CNX is high on the M-U and that a number of studies have shown that the lowest carbon intensity or emission intensity gas is produced in the M-U.

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