A vicious one-two-three punch that started with a gloomy long-term future outlook due to rampant fossil fuel divestments, climate change policies, and decarbonization as well as shorter-term—but severe—shocks from the Continue Reading
Despite oil production curtailments earlier this year that are not fully back online, the United States maintained its global status as the leading supplier of crude oil in July, ahead Continue Reading
Like an elderly man wobbling into a party and trying to fit in with young kids by using “hip new lingo”, General Motors – days after seeing its partnership with Continue Reading
The US oil and gas rig count climbed six in the week ended Sept. 16 to an eight-week high 293, rig data provider Enverus said Sept. 17, but drilling activity Continue Reading
More than 30% of US Gulf of Mexico offshore oil and 25% of natural gas output remained offline Sept. 17 after Hurricane Sally made landfall the day prior, according to Continue Reading
Weekly US coal production fell to a seven-week low 10.34 million st in the week ended Sept. 12, down 3.3% from a week earlier and 26.4% lower than the year-ago Continue Reading
California’s unprecedented wildfires, driven by man-made climate change, are pumping the atmosphere with tens of millions of tons of carbon dioxide that will only drive global temperatures higher. Two scientists Continue Reading
Coal headlines this summer have been uniformly doom-and-gloom, with stories like “ Renewables surpass coal in US energy generation for first time in 130 years ” from the Guardian, “ Continue Reading
Four weeks after Hurricane Laura and one day after Hurricane Sally made landfall, almost 485,000 power customers lack service in Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Louisiana, which has weakened power demand Continue Reading
One of the biggest international oil companies has concluded that oil consumption will peak this decade. That’s the main takeaway from BP Plc’s annual energy outlook published this week outlining a handful of scenarios Continue Reading
