Kinder Morgan Canada Ltd said in a filing on Tuesday it is restarting construction in August on the Trans Mountain pipeline’s expansion after halting work in the spring due to Continue Reading
U.S. Energy Information Administration, Monthly Energy Review Today in Energy would like to wish you a happy Fourth of July. New articles will resume on Monday, July 9. Fossil fuels—petroleum, Continue Reading
The growing number of supply outages around the world are causing the oil market to become a lot more volatile, putting extra emphasis on every barrel that does or does Continue Reading
The U.S. Administration is seeking ways to save coal and nuclear power facilities from early retirement, citing concerns over a depletion of nuclear power in the energy mix and impacts Continue Reading
As oil prices continue to fall, the American Petroleum Institute (API) reported another major draw of 4.5 million barrels of United States crude oil inventories for the week ending June Continue Reading
Productivity levels in the US’ prime tight oil play began to fall last year, raising further questions over the sustainability of the current tight oil recovery as constraints on the Continue Reading
U.S. traffic volumes are leveling off in a sign the previous stimulus from cheap gasoline prices is fading as pump prices rise. The volume of traffic on U.S. roads was Continue Reading
U.S. refiners have returned from maintenance with a vengeance, processing more than 18 million barrels a day of crude and other oils for the first time in the week ended Continue Reading
As the Trump administration seeks to resuscitate the moribund American coal industry , it has decided to invoke “national security” as the justification for a plan to subsidize coal-fired power Continue Reading
European energy security is enhanced now that the Norwegian government is vetting plans to enhance the Troll oil and gas field, Equinor stated Tuesday. Norway is one of the top Continue Reading
