Brussels is to propose a 15 per cent cut to trucks’ emissions within seven years, rejecting calls from companies, campaigners and some EU member states for more ambitious targets to help Continue Reading
We normally associate Cornwall in England with scones and cream teas … or, if we are really metal nerds, we associate the sometimes-sunny southeast country of the British Isles with Continue Reading
Vladimir Putin started his fourth term as Russia’s president by promising ambitious new social programs ( Kremlin.ru, May 7 ). He may be able to deliver on these promises because Continue Reading
The United Kingdom is very diligent in its efforts to become a greener country. This year, local media were proud to report that electricity produced by wind and solar installations Continue Reading
A research group from the University of Turku, Finland, has discovered an efficient way for transforming solar energy into the chemical energy of biohydrogen through the photosynthesis of green algae Continue Reading
Crude prices fell in a see-saw session on Friday, retreating after early gains as it looked likely that U.S. allies would push to maintain a deal with Iran, which could Continue Reading
Crude oil prices were stuck in something of a holding pattern on Friday as the needle for geopolitical risk spins with no clear direction. Crude oil prices have been elevated Continue Reading
Oil prices have continued their climb following a week of bullish news, and with geopolitical tensions reaching a boiling point, prices are poised to head even higher. Iran continues to Continue Reading
There may be certain members of OPEC acting as “tools” for a U.S. government looking to capitalize on shale oil momentum, Iran’s oil minister said. Crude oil prices are trading Continue Reading
President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal could pile pressure on OPEC’s pact to limit production and upset the delicate balance among its disparate signatories, analysts Continue Reading
