New York regulators gave the green light for the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, or NYSERDA, to sometime this year issue an offshore wind solicitation for at Continue Reading
US power sector coal stockpiles totaled 140 million st in February, up 4.4% from January, US Energy Information Administration data showed Friday. Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize Continue Reading
US coal-fired power generation totaled 56.1 TWh in February, down 14% from Monday, US Energy Information Administration data showed Friday. From the year-ago month, generation was down 29.9%. Additionally, February Continue Reading
The large size of the US auto market and high GDP per capita, as well as easy access to financing options, make it a leading candidate for EV uptake. However, Continue Reading
Pipeline giant Energy Transfer will be asking the Texas Railroad Commission to allow it to idle two pipelines in Texas and turn them into storage for around 2 million barrels Continue Reading
Researchers at Virginia Tech have demonstrated a green and more sustainable manufacturing method for LIBs in which no hazardous organic solvent is used during electrode manufacturing and recycling. A paper Continue Reading
Whiting Petroleum Corp., the shale driller that went bankrupt at the start of this month, formalized a restructuring deal that would cut more than $2.3 billion of debt and hand Continue Reading
Across the low-lying coastal plains of North Carolina, it’s not uncommon to see abandoned homes ruined by the floodwaters of Hurricane Florence two years ago in September. Their doors and Continue Reading
Russia is preparing to significantly reduce the oil supply to the market from its Baltic and Black Sea ports—to the lowest in two decades in May when the OPEC+ production Continue Reading
Market pessimism continues to grow over the impact of COVID-19 on global oil demand despite signs that economic measures to contain the pandemic are starting to ease in Europe, the Continue Reading
