U.S. natural gas exports to Mexico hit all-time highs this month, but a slower-than-expected build out of pipelines inside Mexico has kept increases far below available capacity at the border. Continue Reading
Baker Hughes reported an increase to the number of active oil and gas rigs in the United States on Friday. Oil and gas rigs increased by 13 rigs , according Continue Reading
Even if the U.S. Administration decides to release crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR), American drivers are unlikely to see gasoline prices coming down, because U.S. refiners already Continue Reading
When Exelon’s Oyster Creek nuclear unit disconnects from the grid at the end of September and permanently shuts, it will mark the start of a busy period of US nuclear Continue Reading
Highlights Sinopec would purchase 75% of Alaska LNG’s planned 20 million mt/year FERC DEIS expected next spring, initial service in 2024 Anchorage, Alaska — A deal between Chinese companies and Continue Reading
A federal auction of exploration leases in the Gulf of Mexico next week will test energy companies’ appetite for acreage after the Trump administration left royalty rates for deepwater parcels Continue Reading
A new report by ABI research forecasts that a proportionately higher uptake of EVs in car-sharing fleets, and the higher utilization rates of those EVs, will result in global electric Continue Reading
Russia largely failed in its bid to overturn the European Union’s gas market rules in a World Trade Organization ruling published on Friday. Russia launched the dispute in 2014, claiming Continue Reading
Denmark, one of the last countries yet to sanction Russia’s Nord Stream pipeline, is reviewing new route plans, the country’s energy agency stated Friday. Ture Falbe-Hansen, a spokesman for the Continue Reading
Oil prices fell on Friday on concerns that global trade disputes will slow economic growth and demand for fuel, but losses were limited by U.S. sanctions against Iran which look Continue Reading
