Venezuela is preparing to ramp up its crude oil production using diluents imported from Iran, Reuters reports , citing unnamed sources and company documents. State-owned oil company PDVSA produced just Continue Reading
The world’s largest automotive market, China, is dropping considerations to have a firm deadline for banning the sales of new gasoline and diesel vehicles, according to policymakers advising the government Continue Reading
Although China continues to dominate the global lithium-ion battery supply chain in 2020, there are positive signs coming out of Europe helping it, alongside the UK, climb up the BloombergNEF Continue Reading
The rebound in U.S. retail sales slowed by more than expected in August as federal relief for jobless Americans and small businesses dried up and the pandemic continued to weigh Continue Reading
Joe Biden’s climate plan promises to put the U.S. on a path to 100% clean energy and net-zero carbon emissions “no later than 2050.” It also vows that greening the U.S. Continue Reading
There’s a chance water levels in the two largest man-made reservoirs in the United States could dip to critically low levels by 2025, jeopardizing the steady flow of Colorado River Continue Reading
John Hickman was filling out a coal production report about 2½ miles deep in a mountain when his foreman’s voice came over the intercom. “Stop mining,” the foreman instructed. “Bring Continue Reading
When Congress last pushed for comprehensive climate legislation a decade ago, much of corporate America was either neutral or hostile. In a sign of how much corporate attitudes have changed, Continue Reading
In the market for an abandoned cruise ship? Carnival Corp. — the parent company of nine cruise brands, including Princess, Costa, and Carnival — announced in a third-quarter earnings filing that Continue Reading
The United States’ nuclear sector is in trouble. And it has been for years now. While the United States remains the largest producer of nuclear energy in the world, producing Continue Reading
