The coronavirus pandemic raged across the United States last week, as the country elected a new president, with the daily number of new infections hitting record highs for four straight Continue Reading
The U.S. may still face a wave of debt defaults and “significant declines” in asset prices because of the coronavirus pandemic and recession, the Federal Reserve warned on Monday in Continue Reading
President-elect Joe Biden plans to push for the most progressive climate policy the U.S. has ever had, aligning the world’s second-largest carbon emitter with a growing group of nations aggressively Continue Reading
Peabody Energy, the world’s largest private-sector coal producer, said there was a risk it could go bankrupt for the second time in five years, as it raced to renegotiate debts Continue Reading
Highlights Emphasis on building up seaborne met portfolio Expect Q4 decline in US thermal shipments Houston — Peabody Energy saw improved coal revenues and sales in the third quarter as Continue Reading
Researchers from the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division (NAWCWD) have developed an efficient three-step process for the conversion of cellulosic feedstocks to both a valuable chemical precursor and high-performance Continue Reading
Uber and Lyft were the first to disrupt the $8 trillion global transportation industry by making car ownership less necessary and with the ride-hailing industry now worth $60 billion and Continue Reading
Energy markets and sectors were quick to react to the weekend’s news that Joe Biden had been declared winner of the 2020 race to the White House . Receive daily Continue Reading
Six Midwest utilities have said they expect to spend more than a combined $15 billion over the next several years to install or buy roughly 4 GW of solar generation, Continue Reading
The Trump administration abruptly removed a top official charting the U.S. government’s research on global warming, just as his agency began writing the next climate report card. Mike Kuperberg, a Department of Continue Reading
