Saudi Arabia wants to do more to boost crude oil prices by taking a razor to its exports, but the kingdom is already doing much of the heavy lifting in Continue Reading
Coal prices’ march to eight-month highs, driven by China’s huge appetite for power consumption, looks like an interlude in a longer-term decline and is seen losing traction later this year. Continue Reading
China’s crude oil imports will exceed 400 million tonnes this year, said an executive at a Chinese state oil giant on Tuesday, as continuing low oil prices and declining domestic Continue Reading
Australia exported a record volume of 51.4 million tonnes of LNG during the 2016-17 financial year, according to figures just released by energy consultancy EnergyQuest, Adelaide. It is the first Continue Reading
An agency little-known outside accounting circles recently issued draft rules to change the standards which govern the verification of the year-end oil and gas reserves of public companies. The change Continue Reading
As a reminder, in his latest letter to investors , Clark said that “the rising decline rates of major US shale basins, and the increasing incidents of frac hits (also Continue Reading
How should electricity from wind turbines and solar panels be evaluated? Should it be evaluated as if these devices are stand-alone devices? Or do these devices provide electricity that is Continue Reading
Petronas drops high-profile LNG plans in British Columbia Plummeting prices threaten projects from Australia to Russia A $27 billion energy project in Canada just became the latest casualty of a Continue Reading
U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry optimistically discussed expanding American coal exports to Ukraine and other energy matters during a lengthy phone call this month with a Russian prankster who Perry Continue Reading
Backlog of unused wells in Northeast plunges and output soars Price gains, new pipes have gas drillers letting wells loose Oil prices have been lousy for so long that U.S. Continue Reading
