A study by a team from MIT, with colleagues from Alfred University, UC Berkeley, and RIT, has found that supplies of cobalt—a critical material in some battery chemistries—is adequate in Continue Reading
At every stage of the battery development process, new technologies must be tested for months or even years to determine how long they will last. Now, a team led by Continue Reading
A fracking ban would cost millions of jobs, according to the American Petroleum Institute. A fracking ban would cost millions of jobs. That’s according to the American Petroleum Institute’s (API) Continue Reading
All told, the US could become the largest crude oil exporter within five years. While U.S. crude oil production has soared 160 percent to 13 million b/d in the shale-era Continue Reading
Just one day after the United States slapped sanctions on Rosneft’s subsidiary Rosneft Trading, oil trader Trafigura has announced that it will disentangle itself from the sanctioned company by mid-May Continue Reading
Gas production at Groningen, Europe’s largest gas field, will end in 2022, eight years earlier than planned due to the risk of earthquakes. The move will leave the continent’s gas Continue Reading
Crude oil futures were largely steady in mid-morning trade in Asia Wednesday after the US imposed sanctions on Russian oil major Rosneft Tuesday. Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & Continue Reading
A decline in the number of new coronavirus cases in China and mounting expectations for more policy stimulus boosted global stock markets on Wednesday, helping ease some of the alarm Continue Reading
Oil prices were near flat on Tuesday, pressured by concerns over the impact on crude demand from the coronavirus outbreak in China, but prices drew support from a reduction in Continue Reading
World stocks markets were knocked off record highs on Tuesday as two of the world’s mega companies and Europe’s largest economy, Germany, reported damage from the coronavirus outbreak. Apple’s stock Continue Reading
