Mercedes-Benz Vans and Amazon announced the largest order for Mercedes-Benz electric vehicles to date: more than 1,800 battery-electric eVito and eSprinter from Mercedes-Benz Vans will be delivered to Amazon starting Continue Reading
Crude oil futures were lower in midmorning trade in Asia on Aug. 28 as they gave up previous gains on a possible supply disruption risk from Hurricane Laura, after most Continue Reading
Oil stayed in its recent tight range after Hurricane Laura swept the U.S. energy heartland without appearing to inflict major damage on key infrastructure. Futures in New York were steady Continue Reading
The share of coal of total energy supply increased between 1973 and 2018, while the share of oil shrunk by nearly 15 percentage points, as the share of energy supply Continue Reading
THIS PAST SPRING, coastlines around the globe took on the feel of an enemy invasion as hundreds of massive oil tankers overwhelmed seaports from South Africa to Singapore. Locals and Continue Reading
Maritime transport is one of the largest consumers of fossil fuels and, as such, a natural target for those looking for cleaner alternatives. Making ships electric was a no-brainer, but Continue Reading
Iranian soldiers in Tehran, September 2011 A new saying is making the rounds in Iran: power is being sucked away from heads to toes, which is to say, from men Continue Reading
Surveying the Gulf of Mexico late Tuesday afternoon, National Hurricane Center experts saw a Category 1 hurricane — dangerous, but not likely to cause major damage. Forecaster Jack Beven put Continue Reading
Indian refiners have stopped buying crude oil from Chinese sellers, according to a Reuters report that cited unnamed sources. The move, according to the report, comes as a result of Continue Reading
India will propose a World Solar Bank at the World Solar Technology Summit organized by the International Solar Alliance (ISA) in September, the Business Standard reported. Stay up to date Continue Reading
