Why Elon Musk Is Wrong About Hydrogen
Elon Musk was right about one thing: electric passenger cars will be beating hydrogen fuel cell cars. But what about trucking and power plants? Things are looking good for Nikola Continue Reading
China’s Newest Oil Hotspot Is In America’s Backyard
Chinese state-run news agency Xinhua said on Tuesda y that an affiliate of Chinese oil major CNPC, Great Wall Drilling, was drilling for oil off Cuba’s coast as part of Continue Reading
U.S. oil drillers cut rigs for first week in three: Baker Hughes
U.S. energy firms this week reduced the number of oil rigs operating for the first time in three weeks as production growth forecasts from shale, the country’s largest oil fields, Continue Reading
Schlumberger says US shale boom slowing
Investment in the US shale oil industry continues to fall, production growth is slowing and the balance of spending is shifting to other parts of the world, the oilfield services Continue Reading
It’s been exceptionally warm in Greenland lately and ice is melting a month early
Warmth over Greenland is highlighted in a daily analysis from mid-April. (ClimateReanalyzer.org) You might have heard about the exceptional heat this year in the northern hemisphere and around the world. Continue Reading
Sharp Drop In U.S. Rig Count Marks First Yearly Loss Since 2016
The the number of active oil and gas rigs fell sharply in the United States this week according to Baker Hughes, bringing the overall rig count below year-ago levels in Continue Reading
Ocasio-Cortez Releases Puzzling Green New Deal Video
Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez yesterday released a cartoon video with an overview of the Green New Deal she spearheaded in Congress in a bid to arrest the progress of what she Continue Reading
New Alberta Premier Directly Threatens B.C. Over Pipelines
Alberta’s new Premier-designate Jason Kenney has wasted no time in launching his energy agenda: he plans to address British Columbia’s opposition to oil pipeline projects by threatening to turn off Continue Reading
Record 2018 US natural gas demand largely driven by power demand: FERC
US natural gas and power markets experienced higher average prices in 2018, while gas markets had record high demand and supply, and power generation capacity additions were led by gas-fired Continue Reading
US total oil, gas rig count falls by 14 on week to 1,076: S&P Global Platts Analytics
The US total oil and natural gas rig count fell by 14 week on week to 1,076, according to S&P Global Platts Analytics, continuing a recent see-saw despite domestic oil Continue Reading