People line up to buy toiletries in a supermarket in Caracas on Monday. (Federico Parra/AFP/Getty Images) With Venezuela spinning into chaos and collapse, the Obama administration has pondered how to Continue Reading
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry disembarks from his airplane upon his arrival in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates June 8, 2016. Venezuela and the United States will immediately start Continue Reading
Venezuela is in talks with China to obtain a grace period in its oil-for-loans deal that would improve the OPEC nation’s capacity to make bond payments amid an economic crisis, Continue Reading
Mexico’s national oil company plans a wave of new asset sales and production partnerships to navigate through the oil price downturn and stabilize soaring debt and falling production levels, its Continue Reading
Hungry Venezuelans are rioting and looting amid worsening food shortages, but the OPEC country’s remote oil fields have been sheltered from the social unrest so far. But Venezuela’s blistering economic Continue Reading
Back in the late 1980s, the air got so dirty in Mexico City that birds would emit a final chirp before they tumbled from the trees onto the sidewalk, their Continue Reading
Chinese Oil Rig China’s potential oil reserves are up 64 percent since 2007 due to increased exploration activities, according to a new report from the Chinese Land and Resource Ministry. Continue Reading
Fitch has become the last of the big three credit rating agencies to strip Alaska of its prized triple A rating on Tuesday, as the 49th US state continues to Continue Reading
Source: Republished with permission from the Tennessee Valley Authority The Tennessee Valley Authority’s (TVA) Watts Bar Unit 2 was connected to the power grid on June 3, becoming the first Continue Reading
What exactly is wrong with renewables, and why aren’t we all-green already? Subsidy abuse and insufficient economic viability in the face of cheap oil are two of the most common Continue Reading
