U.S. Republican Senators Ted Cruz and John Cornyn on Thursday pressed Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to release six executives from Houston-based oil company Citgo Petroleum that have been in jail Continue Reading
“The situation is critical,” says Nancy Rodríguez, who runs a produce stand at the Quinta Crespo market in Caracas. (Mary Beth Sheridan/The Washington Post) CARACAS, Venezuela — The lights are Continue Reading
Last year, China sent a shockwave through the global solar market after it cut subsidies and stopped approving new solar installations in the middle of 2018, aiming to curb a Continue Reading
Across the United States, gas stations outnumber charging stations for electric vehicles by a ratio of approximately seven to one. Large stretches of highway without charging stations and a general Continue Reading
While Canada’s oil crisis has stolen much of the media spotlight in recent months, Canadian natural gas producers have been going through a similar predicament—not enough takeaway capacity amid growing Continue Reading
The amount of natural gas in US storage facilities decreased 47 Bcf to 1.143 Tcf in the week that ended Friday, the US Energy Information Administration reported Thursday. The draw Continue Reading
The US Department of Energy has sold 4.32 million barrels of sweet crude from its Strategic Petroleum Reserve for a total of more than $285.7 million, an average of $66.14/b, Continue Reading
Massive flooding in the U.S. Midwest has knocked out roughly 13 percent of the nation’s ethanol production capacity, as plants in Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota have been forced to Continue Reading
Tim Gruber for The New York Times Want climate news in your inbox? Sign up here for Climate Fwd: , our email newsletter. Vast areas of the United States are Continue Reading
For years, the oil and gas industry has boasted about the longevity and durability of oil and gas reserves despite growing signs that peak oil demand is around the corner. Continue Reading
