Joshua Corbett for The New York Times In more than 100 years of Anchorage history, weather stations have never recorded a single 90-degree reading. If current forecasts hold, it could Continue Reading
U.S. oil production rose by another 246,000 bpd in April, compared to a month earlier, according to the EIA . But the industry outlook continues to darken. Those production gains Continue Reading
Upper-level high pressure is maxed out and anchored over southern Alaska Friday evening per model simulations. (TropicalTidbits.com) All-time heat records are at risk in Alaska in coming days as a Continue Reading
With more auto makers investing big in the electric vehicle space, consumers and forecasters continue to fret over the ability to actually charge these shiny new cars. Worries about the Continue Reading
Second-quarter 2019 was a cautious quarter for US upstream operators, and little change is expected in the second half of the year apart from the Permian Basin in the Q3 Continue Reading
Gasoline exports from Europe to the U.S. East Coast rose sharply in early July after a fire at a major refinery in Philadelphia left a supply shortage in the densely Continue Reading
Crude oil futures were higher during mid-morning trade in Asia Wednesday after a reported draw in weekly US crude inventory data, while the decisions by OPEC and its allies to Continue Reading
Oil prices fell more than 4% on Tuesday, even after OPEC and allies including Russia agreed to extend supply cuts until next March, as weak manufacturing data had investors worried Continue Reading
Oil futures settled sharply lower Tuesday as pre-holiday profit-taking exacerbated downward pressure stemming from emboldened demand growth concerns. NYMEX August WTI settled down $2.84 at $56.25/b and ICE September Brent Continue Reading
Climate change is becoming the 21st century’s “nuclear war”, in the sense of being an existential problem which poses an imminent global risk, a collection of senior world leaders have Continue Reading
