Is it a pause, or something more profound? Either way, China’s crude purchases are stuttering, helping to put the oil price rally on hold. At least for now. While the world’s Continue Reading
More than a million Americans sought unemployment benefits last week, indicating that companies are cutting more jobs as the resurgent coronavirus scythes through the Sunbelt and some of the nation’s Continue Reading
The United States has become overly reliant on Chinese goods and services, including face masks, medical gowns and other protective equipment designed to curb the spread of the coronavirus, Attorney Continue Reading
Due to the price and demand crash in the second quarter, Canada’s oil production slumped to 4.4 million barrels per day (bpd) in May – the lowest output since the Continue Reading
Highlights Oil rigs up by 10 to 202, gas rigs fall 1 to 86 Most large basins tick up one or two rigs But lower activity continues in the Permian Continue Reading
The US Bureau of Land Management’s rationale behind canceling the bulk of Obama administration-era regulations of methane from oil and natural gas sources on public lands was “wholly inadequate,” a Continue Reading
Coal exports out of the terminals in the Hampton Roads region in Virginia were at a three-year low at 1.55 million st in June, down 26.3% from 2.1 million st Continue Reading
The midstream oil sector enters the earnings season for one of the toughest quarters in the industry’s history as its struggles to manage lower crude volumes, project delays, and wary Continue Reading
Joe Biden’s $2 trillion plan to revive the economy would rely on boosting jobs in clean energy, and would accelerate the effort to shift to carbon-free electricity. Biden’s energy and infrastructure program Continue Reading
The United States reported more than 75,600 new cases on Thursday, a single-day record. India ranks third in the world in both total cases and new ones, and its rate Continue Reading
