The Biggest Problem Behind The US Shale Boom
U.S. shale production is expected to continue to soar well into the 2020s. And that is a major problem. Over the past decade, U.S. oil production has more than doubled, Continue Reading
Trump-California rift widens as auto emissions talks fail
U.S. federal officials have decided to end negotiations with California over the Trump administration’s plans to roll back fuel economy rules designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, a government official Continue Reading
The Ultimate Tool To Prop Up Oil Prices
In the late sixties, an economic debate began between East Coast economics departments (saltwater universities) and midwestern colleges (freshwater universities). Milton Friedman, the spokesperson for the freshwater universities, made the Continue Reading
The World’s Largest Battery To Power The Permian
Borden County, Texas, is set to become the home of the world’s largest battery storage system in 2021. IP Juno, a unit of Intersect Power LLC, has recently outlined plans Continue Reading
Revealed: How the Tobacco and Fossil Fuel Industries Fund Disinformation Campaigns Around the World
Fossil fuel companies have a long history of adopting public relations strategies straight from the tobacco industry’s playbook. But a new analysis shows the two industries’ relationship goes much deeper Continue Reading
Are we on the road to civilisation collapse?
Great civilizations are not murdered. Instead, they take their own lives. This article is part of a new BBC Future series about the long view of humanity, which aims to Continue Reading
New Sanctions Threat Puts Russian Energy Sector On Edge
Ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Russia continue to unfold, even as allegations of President Trump’s involvement in Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election looks like it will finally Continue Reading
Russia’s Gazprom Neft expects oil output to rise 2 percent in 2019
Russian oil producer Gazprom Neft expects its oil output to rise by 2 percent in 2019, First Deputy Chief Executive Vadim Yakovlev said in Gazprom’s in-house magazine published on Thursday. Continue Reading
Record amount of new wind capacity financed in Europe last year: industry
The amount of future new wind capacity in Europe financed last year rose to a record high, industry group WindEurope said on Thursday, as falling costs and increased competition made Continue Reading
European wind power capacity additions in 2018 drop to lowest since 2011: WindEurope
Wind power capacity additions in Europe fell in 2018 to their lowest level since 2011, according to a report Thursday from industry group WindEurope. “Europe installed 11.7 GW (10.1 GW Continue Reading