The decades-old debate over nuclear fusion vs. fission is on the edge of a breakthrough as startup Commonwealth Fusion Systems wins over Bill Gates and other backers. Norwegian oil and Continue Reading
This year was shaping up to be Sunnova Energy International Inc.’s best ever. California—already the biggest U.S. solar market—had started requiring most new homes to be powered by the sun. The rooftop Continue Reading
Weak LNG prices and unfavorable economics for deliveries to Asia and Europe suggest US export volumes will remain depressed through much if not all of the summer and perhaps beyond. Continue Reading
Tropical Storm Cristobal has developed in the southern Gulf of Mexico, putting offshore drillers and Texas and Louisiana refiners on watch for potential impacts later in the week. Receive daily Continue Reading
Early signs of a shale rebound are becoming evident as crude prices recover. (Bloomberg) — Early signs of a shale rebound are becoming evident as crude prices emerge from their Continue Reading
Shale drillers are bringing some shuttered oil production back online as the glut eases. The total amount of shut-in production in the Bakken stood at 475,000 bpd on May 28, Continue Reading
New research showing how global warming intensifies extreme rainfall at the regional level could help communities better prepare for storms that in the decades ahead threaten to swamp cities and Continue Reading
Europe is so awash with natural gas amid weak demand and limited storage capacity that gas suppliers may have to cut flows to prevent natural gas prices from plunging further. Continue Reading
Crude oil futures were steady to marginally higher in mid-morning trade in Asia June 2 as traders looked toward a possible extension of output cuts by OPEC+ in an upcoming Continue Reading
Oil prices rose on Tuesday, with traders waiting to see whether major producers agree to extend their huge output cuts to shore up prices at a virtual meeting expected later Continue Reading
