The latest numbers say that as the American grid shifts toward renewables, the positive impact of electric cars is increasing. Everyone’s saying it: The future of driving is electric. The Continue Reading
The U.S. is one of the only countries in the world that lets private individuals own the minerals under their land, a policy that dates to the founding fathers as Continue Reading
GE Oil and Gas plans to close a facility in Lufkin, Texas, which result in staff reductions. Dozens of workers at Lufkin Industries, part of GE Oil and Gas, will Continue Reading
An expected, aggressive turn in US foreign policy led by incoming Secretary of State Mike Pompeo could trigger a loss of up to 1.4 million b/d in global crude supply Continue Reading
Elon Musk recently told attendees at the South by Southwest festival that two things are keeping him up at night: an apocalyptic future created by artificial intelligence, and production delays Continue Reading
After a banner year for the U.S. solar power sector in 2016, growth has slowed down in response to waning segment support, a trade group found. An annual review of Continue Reading
Royal Dutch Shell is committed to playing a leadership role in the transition to a low-carbon global energy sector, the company said Thursday. “As the global population grows and living Continue Reading
In a report on energy efficiency trends, British energy company BP said onshore wind could become the most economical source of electricity within 30 years. A technology outlook for 2018 Continue Reading
The UK-Russian relations have quickly deteriorated over the past week after the UK said that a former double agent and his daughter were poisoned in England by a military-grade nerve Continue Reading
Russia could pull out of the OPEC oil production cut deal before the end of 2018—or right after—as it has no obligation to stick with it, Iran’s Energy Minister, Bijan Continue Reading
