The falling cost of wind power is shaping up to be a boon for another clean energy source: green hydrogen. Hydrogen — a fuel made by electrolyzing water — requires a tremendous Continue Reading
Oil revenues for the world’s largest oil exporter, Saudi Arabia, continued to slide in May after the Kingdom ended its oil price war with Russia, with the income from oil Continue Reading
Sharply weaker oil prices, falling investment and dwindling oil production are weighing heavily on Colombia’s economic outlook. Last decade, the strife-torn Andean country bet its economic future on oil and Continue Reading
PetroChina, China’s state-owned oil and gas firm, said on Thursday it would sell its major oil and gas pipelines and storage facilities to the newly launched China Oil and Gas Continue Reading
South Korea reported one of the first major coronavirus outbreaks outside China, yet has kept infections low compared with the U.S. WSJ’s Dasl Yoon shows how smartphones have become one Continue Reading
Two weeks ago, China’s foreign minister, Wang Yi, pleaded with the United States to step back from the brink and find ways to work together. Just days later, he complained to Continue Reading
The number of daily passenger flights in China has rebounded to 80% of pre-coronavirus levels, China’s aviation regulator said on Friday, as the aviation industry recovers from the plunge in Continue Reading
In the latest round of feuding between the world’s leading economies, China has vowed to retaliate after the United States ordered its consulate in Houston shut within 72 hours. Although Continue Reading
Crude throughput at China’s domestic refineries is likely to hit another record high in July as the state-owned oil companies, which collectively account for 69% of the country’s refining capacity, Continue Reading
A flare at an oil and gas processing plant outside Cuero, Texas, in 2015. The study, published this month the journal Environmental Health Perspectives , found that pregnant women who Continue Reading
