U.S. Becomes Second Most Attractive Renewables Market
The United States has moved ahead in EY’s Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index and is now second only to China, the UK consultancy said in the latest edition of its Continue Reading
U.S. offers funding for marine energy development
More than $20 million could be available to help make marine energy technology cheaper to develop and quicker to deploy, the U.S. government said. The U.S. Energy Department’s renewables division Continue Reading
Canadian pipeline fight may have U.S. consequences
Provincial disputes over plans to expand the capacity of the existing Trans Mountain oil pipeline could have U.S. consequences, analysis shows. A Kinder Morgan -led consortium planned to expand the Continue Reading
U.S. crude oil production efficiency continues to improve
U.S. tight oil production increased in 2017, accounting for 54% of total U.S. crude oil production, in part because of the increasing productivity of new wells. Since 2007, the average Continue Reading
Gas prices could be testing a psychological tipping point
The U.S. average retail price for a gallon of gas is approaching a point where at least one analyst said last year there may be economic consequences. The average retail Continue Reading
Vancouver Drivers Pay The Highest Gas Prices In North America
Drivers in British Columbia’s largest city, Vancouver, pay the highest prices for gas at the pump in North America, data from GasBuddy has revealed. The average price per gallon of Continue Reading
Vancouver Gasoline Hits $4.77 a Gallon, Tops in North America
Vancouver sits less than 750 miles from the Canadian oil sands but it may as well be on another continent for vehicle drivers. Gasoline prices in the Pacific Coast city Continue Reading
Catastrophic Cyberattacks Threaten Big Oil
There are over a million oil and gas wells in the United States. There are also several hundred thousand miles of pipelines. Digitization is on the rise in the notoriously Continue Reading
Permian crude producers work to reduce exposure to deep price discounts
Permian crude producers are working on ways to reduce their exposure to deep price discounts, company executives said Tuesday. * Noble pricing more crude in Gulf Coast * Encana sees Continue Reading
BP sees oil boosting quarterly figures, but looks ahead to renewables
New production from new projects contributed to one of the best quarters since 2014, when oil prices were over $100 per barrel, BP said Tuesday. The British supermajor reported total Continue Reading