Why Is Carbon Capture Struggling In Texas?
Back in March of 2018, Axios reported on what they called the “ oily path to tackling climate change .” For the article, reporter Amy Harder visited Petra Nova, a Continue Reading
US May Production Plunges 2Mb/d
A post by Ovi at peakoilbarrel All of the oil (C + C) production data for the US states comes from the EIAʼs Petroleum Supply monthly PSM . At the Continue Reading
U.S. coronavirus ‘extraordinarily widespread,’ White House experts say
The United States is in a new phase of the novel coronavirus outbreak with infections “extraordinarily widespread” in rural areas as well as cities, White House coronavirus experts said on Continue Reading
A coronavirus vaccine won’t change the world right away
In the public imagination, the arrival of a coronavirus vaccine looms large: It’s the neat Hollywood ending to the grim and agonizing uncertainty of everyday life in a pandemic. But public health experts Continue Reading
Russian oil output rises to 9.37 million bpd in July, missing OPEC+ target: Interfax
Russian oil and gas condensate production increased to 9.37 million barrels per day (bpd) in July, Interfax news agency reported on Sunday, citing energy ministry data, indicating it missed its Continue Reading
Tourism’s collapse could trigger next stage of the crisis
Last summer around this time, I did an interview with Ulf Lindahl, the chief executive of currency manager AG Bisset. At the time there was growing concern that the unwinding Continue Reading
Russia Slightly Raised July Oil Output Ahead of OPEC+ Easing
Russia slightly increased its oil production in July, ahead of OPEC+ plans to start easing record supply cuts starting this month. The nation’s producers pumped 39.63 million tons of crude and Continue Reading
Coronavirus Cases Rise in Europe as Youth Hit Beaches and Bars
Europe has kept its coronavirus cases low after reopening. Measures like mask wearing have been credited for the early success. WSJ’s Margherita Stancati and Bojan Pancevski explain how sentiments toward Continue Reading
The Sky Is The Limit For Clean Energy Subsidies In Europe
China may have saddled itself with as much as $42 billion in unpaid renewable energy subsidies, but it pales in comparison to the enormous amount of money Europe is pumping Continue Reading
Controversial Russian-Built Nuclear Plant To Start Up In Belarus
Nowadays it is not very frequent that one would hear of a new nuclear project coming onstream in Europe. Perhaps unsurprisingly the Old Continent’s forthcoming nuclear launch takes place in Continue Reading