The Miami area endured an absurd flooding event Tuesday afternoon
During the afternoon hours Tuesday, torrential rain drenched parts of Miami and Miami Beach. Four to seven inches of rain fell in a matter of a few hours before and Continue Reading
US coal prices could rally later this year if stockpiles continue declining
Coal markets are changing in ways no one could have imagined. To remain competitive, you need to know where coal markets stand. Get essential information for traders, risk managers, analysts Continue Reading
PSAC increases its Canadian drilling forecast for 2017
The Petroleum Services Association of Canada (PSAC) has updated its 2017 Canadian Drilling Activity Forecast to reflect an increase in its projected total number of wells to be drilled during the year Continue Reading
Summary of Weekly Petroleum Data for the Week Ending July 28, 2017
U.S. crude oil refinery inputs averaged 17.4 million barrels per day during the week ending July 28, 2017, 123,000 barrels per day more than the previous week’s average. Refineries operated Continue Reading
A Pod Races Through the Hyperloop for the First Time Ever
The future sounds a bit like a witch crying over a dead cat. That spooky wail is the sound hyperloop makes—at least, the version of the high-speed transportation system designed Continue Reading
Exclusive: Sanctions gap lets Western firms tap Russian frontier oil
A gap in U.S. sanctions allows Western companies to help Russia develop some of its most technically challenging oil reserves, and risks undermining the broad aim of the measures, a Continue Reading
Russian oil producer highlights Asian reach
Russian oil producer Rosneft highlighted its focus on operations offshore Asia by boasting of its future exploration and production plans for Vietnam. The Vietnamese subsidiary said it was marking 15 Continue Reading
How Will The EU Respond To Fresh US Sanctions On Russia?
“Okay, you think we’re the bad guys, we’re going to be bad guys and we’ll see whether you like it or not” Konstatin Eggert, a political commentator, told The Washington Continue Reading
Russian gas pipelines to go ahead despite U.S. sanctions
New U.S. sanctions will make it harder for Russia to build two gas export pipelines to Europe but the projects are unlikely to be stopped. U.S. President Donald Trump has Continue Reading
Army Research Lab discovers aluminum nanomaterial rapidly splits water on contact
Researchers at the US Army Research Laboratory (ARL) have discovered that a nano-galvanic aluminum-based powder of their design splits water on contact, producing hydrogen and oxygen. Scientists have known for Continue Reading