Can EVs Save Electric Utilities?
Electric Vehicle Charging Electric cars hold the potential to destroy the oil business and save the electricity business. The big question now is when this will happen. Last year the Continue Reading
Trump Threat to Renegotiate UN Climate Deal Causes Dismay Abroad
Donald Trump’s threat to renegotiate the global accord on climate change if elected U.S. president caused dismay abroad on Wednesday, with many experts saying it was in his interests to Continue Reading
Faced With a Fracking Giant, This Small Town Just Legalized Civil Disobedience
Pennsylvania township first to legalize civil disobedience. Photo from A tiny community sitting on a 27-square-mile piece of Western Pennsylvania wanted to send a big message to the energy company Continue Reading
Bring on the zombie killers to clear the way for the energy revival
Oil prices may be headed higher, but a bust like this one isn’t over until bankruptcies, mergers and acquisitions clean up the detritus left behind. Almost two years after oil Continue Reading
The Real Economy Is Already In Recession
You are about to see a chart that is undeniable evidence that we have already entered a major economic slowdown. In the “real economy”, stuff is bought and sold and Continue Reading
Gazprom confident Nord Stream II will get built
Despite regional reservations, Russia’s Gazprom said expanding a Baltic Sea gas pipeline would add another layer of reliability for European energy markets. Gazprom said it gathered the relevant parties in Continue Reading
Greek Pipeline Breakthrough To Challenge Russian Gas Dominance
After years of debate, political jockeying and acrimony, a major pipeline project to bring natural gas to Southern Europe has broken ground. The Trans-Adriatic Pipeline ( TAP ) will connect Continue Reading
Norway Opens Arctic Oil Exploration in Russian Border Area
Norway awarded licenses to 13 oil companies as it expands into an entirely new part of the Arctic Barents Sea in an area previously disputed with Russia in a bid Continue Reading
Brent Crude Continues March Higher to $50 a Barrel
The international Brent crude benchmark crawled closer to $50 a barrel in early Asian trade on Wednesday as outages in Africa and Canada and production declines outside of the Middle Continue Reading
Oil Holds Near Seven-Month High as U.S. Stockpiles Seen Falling
Oil held gains near the highest close in seven months as U.S. industry data showed crude stockpiles declined, trimming a glut. Futures climbed as much as 0.6 percent in New Continue Reading