The US Environmental Protection Agency’s Aug. 13 rollback of methane emissions limits on new oil and gas wells is expected to have limited production impact for now, given that it Continue Reading
Independent oil and gas producers did not have the best relationship with the Obama administration, but most industry executives seem uncertain about what effect a victory for former Vice President Continue Reading
Phillips 66, a diversified energy manufacturing and logistics company, plans to reconfigure its San Francisco Refinery in Rodeo, California, to produce renewable fuels. The plant would no longer produce fuels Continue Reading
Utility holding company Xcel Energy wants 1.5 million electric vehicles in its service areas by 2030. If realized, EVs would make up 20% of all vehicles on the road in Continue Reading
Volkswagen has begun expanding its Chattanooga factory to build a North American center for electric vehicles—not only for assembly, but for engineering the EVs of the future. To power those Continue Reading
Highlights South Hub off-peak real-time jumps 297.7% from June Wind generation falls to 19.5% of mix, behind coal, gas August package ended 17.3% below 2019 package Houston — After a Continue Reading
Another sign the Atlantic hurricane season, already on a record pace, will become more frenetic when it reaches its peak in a few weeks is all but locked into place Continue Reading
Offshore wind has the potential to become a major industry in the United States over the next decade, unlocking billions of U.S. dollars of investment and creating thousands of jobs. Continue Reading
Across Europe consumers are opting for domestic holidays and destinations reachable by car this summer, widening the chasm between recovery in jet and road fuel demand. According to traders, some Continue Reading
For the second quarter in a row, Northern Appalachia coal production in the second quarter fell to over a 25-year low, as the coronavirus pandemic led to a decrease in Continue Reading
