Trump announces nominations of deputy chiefs for EPA, Energy Department President Trump on Thursday announced the nominations of two officials to become the deputy chiefs of the Environmental Protection Agency Continue Reading
Around the world and particularly across much of the United States, a question has emerged: What happened to winter? In Japan, record low snowfall has forced ski resorts to close Continue Reading
A group aiming to spur climate change legislation that would tax carbon emissions stepped up efforts by issuing a blueprint on Thursday after previewing it with a group of bipartisan Continue Reading
U.S. consumer spending slowed further in January, with sales at clothing stores declining by the most since 2009, a trend that could raise concerns about the economy’s ability to continue Continue Reading
Baker Hughes reported that the number of oil and gas rigs in the US held fast yet again this week at 790, with the total oil and gas rig falling Continue Reading
Warmer winter weather this year has reduced U.S. natural gas demand for heating, and as production growth continues to exceed demand growth, U.S. natural gas prices slumped this month to Continue Reading
1. Is the Permian getting gassier? – “We expect Permian gross gas production to increase by more than 4.5 billion cubic feet per day between the fourth quarter of 2019 Continue Reading
California continues to lead the nation in renewable generation, but multiple other states are rapidly increasing renewable capacity, and the US Energy Information Administration projects renewables will surpass natural gas Continue Reading
US greenhouse gas emissions fell by nearly 3% last year as natural gas and renewables continued to expand their share of the country’s power mix, market researcher BloombergNEF and The Continue Reading
North Dakota oil production fell to 1.475 million b/d in December, down nearly 43,400 b/d, or about 3%, from what is now a record November, the North Dakota Pipeline Authority Continue Reading
