China’s factory activity likely expanded again in December on stronger external demand and an infrastructure push at home, but the pace of growth is set to ease as markets await Continue Reading
Tesla has started delivering Model 3 electric cars built at its Shanghai factory in just under a year since it began work on the $2 billion plant, a record for Continue Reading
The remains of a car that was destroyed by bushfires in Balmoral, New South Wales Scores of fires are burning out of control across Australia amid a heatwave that has Continue Reading
Just as the U.S. shale industry is slowing down, oil production in other non-OPEC countries is on the rise. Output in U.S. shale grew substantially in 2019, although at a Continue Reading
IN AN INDUSTRY caught flat-footed by the rise of Tesla and China’s skyrocketing vehicle-emissions mandates of the past decade, 2020 came to be seen as the horizon of reasonable expectations, Continue Reading
The early promises of blockbuster shale wells that many fracking companies made to investors are looking even more suspect as the wells age. For years, frackers touted estimates of how Continue Reading
As the year draws to a close, the Brent and WTI oil benchmarks are trading at $66.55 and $61.54, respectively. From $60.65 to $64.50, investment bank and analyst projections for Continue Reading
Unless the remaining days of December surprise us with a world-beating hydrocarbon discovery, 2019 will go down as one of the weakest years on record in terms of new oil Continue Reading
Done About Vidyard Carbon-capture projects are economically unviable at the moment and will need a major increase in government spending for wide-scale deployment, says John Minge, former chairman and president Continue Reading
Shortages of oil products have started mounting as staff at a number of French refineries continue strike action, resulting in increased imports of diesel and gasoil, sources said Friday. “There Continue Reading
