From Brazil to Mexico, $36.4 billion in projects were shelved U.S. refiners are operating at the highest rate since November The Latin American refinery bust has proved to be a Continue Reading
Crude production down 5.1% during first seven months of 2016 Nation’s coal mining output drops 10% from January-July China’s crude oil and coal production declines deepened as the nation’s oil Continue Reading
Retail, investment, factory output all miss analyst forecasts Aggregate financing, new loans rise at slowest pace in 2 years China’s recent economic stabilization faltered in July as factory output, retail Continue Reading
China’s refinery throughput in July retreated from the previous month’s record highs as refiners lowered runs because of weak domestic demand, a trend that could extend into August when many Continue Reading
The basin may produce the most named storms since 2012 Atlantic storms can hit Gulf of Mexico oil and gas producers The Atlantic basin will see the most named storms Continue Reading
Leaving part of a Texas oil and natural gas shale basin will free up potentially more than a billion dollars in financial commitments, Chesapeake Energy said. Chesapeake, which has headquarters Continue Reading
Natural gas prices fell Thursday in a volatile session of trading after a weekly inventory report showed stockpiles grew more than expected. The U.S. Energy Information Administration said Thursday that Continue Reading
Dead sunflowers stand in a field near dormant oil drilling rigs which have been stacked in Dickinson, North Dakota January 21, 2016. It may seem odd that the opening of Continue Reading
SunPower, First Solar shift focus to rooftops and panel sales Utility solar to decline 11% as tax extension delays deals The top two U.S. solar manufacturers are shifting away from Continue Reading
Last December, the United States government voted to lift four-decades of restrictions on crude oil exports as part of a bipartisan effort to prevent another government shutdown caused by political Continue Reading
