Venezuelan authorities tampered with votes during an election this week to elect a body to rewrite the country’s constitution, said the company that provides the government with the voting software. Continue Reading
With oil so far spared from the target of sanctions, the European Commission said Wednesday it was discussing a range of potential options for Venezuela. The U.S. Treasury Department hit Continue Reading
Beijing aims to vastly increase the amount of electric buses in its fleet by the start of the next decade. The city’s public transportation system has been stressed by massive Continue Reading
In a sign that the U.S. shale patch is boosting output that has been keeping a lid on oil prices, four U.S. shale companies reported second-quarter production that beat targets Continue Reading
Venezuelan state energy giant PDVSA expects its refineries to run at 44 percent capacity in August due to crude supply issues, Reuters reported on Tuesday. At maximum output, the refinery Continue Reading
The cost of building the only nuclear power plant under construction in the U.S. has ballooned to more than $25 billion, but chief owner Southern Co. said it isn’t ready Continue Reading
In terms of chronology, Santee Cooper’s board of directors met on July 31 to review the revised estimates for the completion for the now ill-fated nuclear project. (Santee Cooper owns Continue Reading
Production for May by BOEM was 1673 kbpd and by EIA 1661, compared with 1661 and 1658 kbpd, respectively in April. March looks like the peak, at least near term, Continue Reading
A new EY study reveals opportunities still exist for US oil and gas, despite a year of declines. “2016 results are not good, but they are less bad than they Continue Reading
Yes, the costs are not evenly spread. Some places will do better and some will do worse. The American South might be a worse place to grow wheat; Southern Canada Continue Reading
