Analysts and investors have been growing increasingly concerned that the OPEC-led production cuts would not be enough to bring the oil market back to balance, and now one investment bank, Continue Reading
The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed a reduction in the amount of biofuels required to be added to gasoline, Reuters reports , in what could be a first step towards Continue Reading
Electric vehicles will make up the majority of new car sales worldwide by 2040, and account for 33% of all the light-duty vehicles on the road, according to a new Continue Reading
Volvo became the first major auto company to announce the phase out of the internal-combustion engine from its lineup. The Chinese-owned Swedish car company announced on July 5 that every Continue Reading
While the oil market is increasingly questioning if OPEC/non-OPEC’s production cuts have any effect, Russia’s Energy Minister Alexander Novak weighed in on Thursday, saying that the production cut pact was Continue Reading
A new wind farm in Norway will begin providing electricity to tech giant Google by early September, according to an announcement from holding company Alphabet on Wednesday. The 50-turbine Tellenes Continue Reading
A Dutch startup is planning to bring a completely solar-powered electric car to market, which could theoretically let some drivers go for months without plugging it in. The ne plus Continue Reading
“It’s all about the oil,” many commentators said about the US assault on Iraq in 2003. Attributing a war to a single cause is almost always an oversimplification, but protecting Continue Reading
Oil markets were firm on Wednesday on worries over geopolitical tensions in the Korean peninsula and the Middle East, although prices were capped as supply remains ample despite an OPEC-led Continue Reading
Crude oil prices edge lower as doubts persist over whether the OPEC-led effort to keep markets in balance has any durability. File photo by Monika Graff/UPI July 5 (UPI) — Continue Reading
