Based on EIA’s weekly survey of gasoline prices, the U.S. average retail price for regular gasoline fell to $1.996 per gallon (gal) on January 11, falling below $2.00/gal for the Continue Reading
The Obama administration is hoping to accelerate testing of fully autonomous vehicles in the US by creating a “consistent national policy”, threatening to override a patchwork of state rules around Continue Reading
The natural gas shipment had been expected to depart from the Houston-based company’s Sabine Pass plant in southwest Louisiana later this month. Cheniere said the shipment had been postponed until Continue Reading
The Obama administration proposed spending nearly $4 billion over a decade to make driverless cars on U.S. roads more widespread in an effort to curb fatalities and traffic jams. The Continue Reading
A group of environmental activists filed a challenge to leases held by Royal Dutch Shell in Alaskan waters, citing the need to act on behalf of the climate. Earthjustice, working Continue Reading
A survey from the Dallas Federal Reserve finds pressure from energy sector weakness may be spilling over into other parts of the economy. “Demand for oilfield services remained depressed as Continue Reading
The Obama administration is preparing to announce as soon as Friday an overhaul of how the nation manages coal development on federal land, according to government and conservationist sources, in Continue Reading
The first January-born hurricane in the Atlantic Ocean since 1938 formed on Thursday, and headed toward Portugal’s Azores islands. Hurricane Alex strengthened from a tropical storm into a Category 1 Continue Reading
The ruble fell, extending the biggest drop in emerging markets this week, as the Royal Bank of Scotland Plc said it has a bearish outlook on concern oil will continue Continue Reading
Brent oil swung between gains and losses near $30 a barrel as Iran moved closer to boosting exports and exacerbating a global glut. Futures advanced as much as 1.1 percent Continue Reading
