Is This The Best Alternative To Lithium-Ion Batteries?
What would you think about a battery that sports five times the capacity of the average lithium-ion one? And then what if this batter was cheaper, and even more environmentally Continue Reading
‘Cyber Attack’ Shut Pipeline Data System, Energy Transfer Says
A system that digitally processes customer transactions for a major pipeline network in the U.S. was shut down Monday after a cyber attack. An electronic data interchange provided by third-party Continue Reading
Stunning Drops in Solar, Wind Costs Mean Economic Case for Coal, Gas is ‘Crumbling’
Prices for solar, wind, and battery storage are dropping so rapidly that renewables are increasingly squeezing out all forms of fossil fuel power, including natural gas. The cost of new Continue Reading
Peak Oil Demand Is Approaching Thanks to EVs and Autonomous Vehicles
Nearly a decade ago, I talked about the concept of “peak oil.” Simply put, this theory states that global oil production will hit a maximum level before declining. When oil Continue Reading
Wall Street’s Favorite Shale Stocks
Caution, capital discipline, cash flow, shareholder returns – these buzzwords are thrown around a lot these days, much more so than details about aggressive production growth. After years of a Continue Reading
The Bakken Is Booming Once Again
The Permian has been stealing headlines and analyst attention over the past year, and rightly so, as it’s the only U.S. shale play that continued to grow even when all Continue Reading
Russia says its compliance with global oil deal at 93.4 percent in March
Russia’s compliance with the global deal to cut oil production was at 93.4 percent in March, Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Monday. He also said that Russia is fully Continue Reading
Russian oil output hits 11-month high in March
Russia’s oil output edged up in March to an 11-month high of 10.97 million barrels per day (bpd), slightly above a limit agreed under a global supply pact, energy ministry Continue Reading
Is Russia Cheating On The OPEC Deal?
After three months of steady output, Russia’s crude oil production increased in March to 10.97 million bpd , the highest level since April 2017, as the top two Russian companies Continue Reading
Russia’s $55bn pipeline gamble on China’s demand for gas
The bright afternoon January sun offers little respite from the minus 40C temperature for the pipeline construction workers crunching through the snow in Russia’s Far East region. In the sprawling Continue Reading