The number of newly reported Covid-19 cases in the U.S. increased drastically from a day earlier, and the number of those hospitalized also rose, hitting another record. The country reported Continue Reading
Cash prices at the Henry Hub tumbled in Nov. 16 trading as gas production edges back toward a recent five-month high and weather forecasts predict more mild temperatures to continue Continue Reading
Siberia has experienced unusually high temperatures during the six-month period from May to October this year – more than 3C above average – to make 2020 one of the warmest Continue Reading
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson called the devolution of powers to Scotland “a disaster”, a comment that played into the hands of Scottish nationalists pushing for an independence referendum that Continue Reading
Germany’s construction sector expects nominal sales to fall for the first time in more than a decade next year as companies in Europe’s largest economy are scaling back building activity Continue Reading
France’s largest glacier once looked so mighty sliding down the granite slopes of the Mont Blanc, Western Europe’s tallest peak, that early explorers struggled to find the words to capture Continue Reading
Crude prices rose in mid-morning trade in Asia Nov. 16, as the market was comforted by the strong possibility that any new lockdowns in the US will be less severe Continue Reading
Oil rose in New York on optimism over China’s recovery from a virus-led demand crash and with the U.S. set to avoid a national lockdown to curb the spread of Continue Reading
With a third surge of the Covid-19 pandemic hitting the U.S., many public-health authorities are warning the coronavirus is now so widespread that it will take pervasive new measures to Continue Reading
Modern innovation is helping the oil industry to keep up with the competition by cutting costs , addressing safety concerns, and incorporating better data analytics to continually improve upon existing Continue Reading
