Canadian oil exports to U.S. dip in November:
Canadian exports of crude oil fell 2.4 percent month-on-month in November to 3.28 million barrels per day, Statistics Canada data said on Friday, after a decline in shipments to the Continue Reading
Rig counts mixed, though U.S. offshore steady
The market recovery for crude oil prices paints a good picture for U.S. exploration and production, analysis finds. File photo by Christopher Halloran/Shutterstock Jan. 5 (UPI) — Rig counts, a Continue Reading
Earthjustice: Trump wasting his time with offshore lease proposal
Praised as a necessity by the industry, President Trump is wasting his time with some of the areas proposed for offshore drilling, an attorney said. Ryan Zinke , the secretary Continue Reading
U.S. vehicle sales skew gas mileage average lower
More U.S. consumers seem to be buying light trucks rather than passenger vehicles, and that’s skewed the average fuel economy lower, a study found. The University of Michigan’s Transportation Research Continue Reading
Pacific Coast, Florida Oppose Offshore Oil Drilling Plan
The governors of California, Oregon, and Washington, as well as Florida’s Republican governor, are opposing the U.S. Department of the Interior’s plan to open more than 90 percent of the Continue Reading
Will Oil Majors Really Sink Money Into America’s Waters?: Gadfly
There are two big complications when it comes to capitalizing on America’s federal waters. (Bloomberg Gadfly) — Energy dominance begins at home, and that includes any beachfront property you might Continue Reading
Clouds drift over US solar industry
With robot precision, a series of machines at SunPower’s headquarters in San Jose, California, slices wafers from an ingot of silicon, treats them and coats them to make cells, and then Continue Reading
2017 Crushed a Major Temperature Record and Scientists are Sounding the Alarm
It’s been very cold over North America for days, but globally, 2017 has ended up smashing the record for the hottest year on record without an El Niño. And that Continue Reading
Oil slips away from 2015 highs as doubts emerge over rally
Oil prices fell on Friday, dropping away from highs last seen in 2015, as soaring U.S. production undermined a 10-percent rally from lows hit in December that was driven by Continue Reading
Oil at highest since 2015 on inventory drawdown, Iran unrest
Oil rose on Thursday to its highest since May 2015, on concern about supply risks due to unrest in Iran and another decline in U.S. inventories as refining activity hit Continue Reading