China Braces For Another Spike In Natural Gas Demand
China’s push to have millions of households and thousands of industry users switch from coal to natural gas led to an unprecedented increase in natural gas demand and imports in Continue Reading
Offshore could be beating U.S. shale
Some offshore developments outside of North America may be gaining a competitive edge over U.S. shale, sector analysis found. U.S. shale oil developments are expected to push total U.S. production Continue Reading
Alaska’s LNG project inching toward reality
A liquefied natural gas project in Alaska could be operating by 2024 because of the quick pace of meeting regulatory requirements, the developer said. An LNG project in the design Continue Reading
A Biofuels Bankruptcy
The East Coast’s biggest refinery filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Sunday, and Philadelphia Energy Solutions puts the blame on the federal government’s biofuels policies. The refinery’s workers are Continue Reading
Trump Would Open Nearly All U.S. Waters to Drilling. But Will They Drill?
The Trump administration’s move to open nearly all of America’s coastal waters to offshore oil and gas drilling would give energy companies access to more than a billion acres off Continue Reading
Trump’s Solar Tariffs Won’t Kill the Industry
The Trump administration just struck a huge blow against the U.S. solar industry, slapping tariffs on imported panels that could drive up the cost of new projects. Higher costs could Continue Reading
Trump’s Solar Tariffs Are Clouding the Industry’s Future
The ABD solar farm in Asheboro, N.C., above. North Carolina is the second-largest generator of solar electricity after California. Mike Belleme for The New York Times ZEBULON, N.C. — At Continue Reading
U.S. tariff on solar power components met with backlash
President Donald Trump holds up a Section 201 action after signing it in the Oval Office on Monday. The administration is issuing tariffs on imported solar panels and washing machines Continue Reading
Job creator, or job killer? Trump angers solar installers with panel tariff
WASHINGTON/LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump signed into law a steep tariff on imported solar panels on Tuesday, a move billed as a way to protect American jobs Continue Reading
Keystone oil pipeline still at reduced pressure: spokesman
TransCanada Corp’s Keystone crude pipeline is still operating at 20 percent reduced pressure, a spokesman for the company said on Tuesday, more than two months after a leak forced the Continue Reading