Coal plant capacity averaged 51.6% in Sep Coal took 23.9% share of Sep generation US coal-fired power generation totaled 85.9 TWh in September, down 8.8% from August, US Energy Information Continue Reading
The US will have a primary energy surplus by first quarter 2020, according to Rystad Energy. In just a few months, the U.S. will be fully energy independent and by Continue Reading
Higher natural gas consumption due to extreme summer and winter weather and increased petroleum demand in transportation in a strong economy resulted in the United States reversing in 2018 several Continue Reading
Europe’s power supplies are secure this winter under normal conditions, but Belgium and France could face shortages if there are extreme cold spells in January, formal EU gas grid operators’ Continue Reading
More than thirty years ago a giant tower was built in Manzanares, Spain, to produce electricity in a way that at the time must have seen even more eccentric than Continue Reading
Crude oil futures were largely stable during mid-morning trade in Asia Tuesday amid expectations of a draw in US crude stocks and as the market awaits fresh developments in the Continue Reading
Oil prices rose on Tuesday on hopes of progress toward a trade agreement between the United States and China, the world’s biggest oil users, and predictions of a draw in Continue Reading
Oil prices were little changed on Monday as positive comments from the United States and China rekindled hopes in global markets that the world’s two largest economies could soon sign Continue Reading
The world has squandered so much time mustering the action necessary to combat climate change that rapid, unprecedented cuts in greenhouse gas emissions offer the only hope of averting an Continue Reading
Climate change is said to have increased the severity of recent wildfires in Australia Countries will have to increase their carbon-cutting ambitions five fold if the world is to avoid Continue Reading
