More than half of all air-quality-related early deaths in the United States are a result of emissions originating outside of the state in which those deaths occur, MIT researchers report Continue Reading
The European Union has undergone a pretty dramatic transformation as of late — and we’re not talking about Brexit. The group of member states, which pledged as a collective to Continue Reading
Supermajor Total wants to stop selling fuel oil—one of the most carbon-intensive refinery products—for power generation in order to reduce its carbon footprint, the company’s chief executive Patrick Pouyanné told Continue Reading
The oil and gas majors are under huge pressure to show they are contributing to reducing carbon emissions. New BP CEO Bernard Looney says he “gets it,” and has set Continue Reading
One dam would stretch some 300 miles from the coast of Scotland to Norway. The other, roughly 100 miles, would rise in the waters between northern France and Southeastern England. Continue Reading
Oil prices edged up Friday and held on track for their first weekly gain since early January, backed by expectations that major producers will implement deeper output cuts to offset Continue Reading
Crude oil futures were stable in mid-morning trade in Asia Friday, as investors remained cautious against a backdrop of mixed drivers. At 9:33 am Singapore time (0133 GMT), April ICE Continue Reading
Oil prices edged higher on Thursday as investors focused on the possibility of deeper supply cuts from the world’s biggest producers, whilst largely shrugging off reports which cut demand forecasts Continue Reading
The International Energy Agency Thursday slashed its oil demand forecast for 2020 by almost 500,000 b/d and said demand will contract for the first time in a decade during the Continue Reading
The International Energy Agency Thursday revised down its outlook for global refinery runs due to the coronavirus outbreak. Global runs are expected to expand “by just” 700,000 b/d in 2020 Continue Reading
