China imported 9.18 million mt, or 12.65 Bcm, of natural gas, including LNG and piped gas, in November, up 21.8% on the month, S&P Global Platts calculations based on preliminary Continue Reading
Highlights Significant amount of ammonia to be used as fuel by 2030 Discussions with the US, Australia, Saudi Arabia, UAE, IEA Developing fuel ammonia supply chain for introduction Tokyo — Continue Reading
Chinese automotive manufacturer BYD sold 18,220 pure-electric passenger vehicles in November, up by 22.1% from October and by 127.8% from a year earlier. November sales of plug-in hybrids passenger vehicles Continue Reading
San Francisco’s local lockdown began slightly earlier than in some other parts of the state Most parts of the US state of California are under a strict new lockdown, as Continue Reading
The US Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works (EPW) has approved a bipartisan bill that, among other provisions, advances the federal initiative to establish a US national strategic uranium Continue Reading
Crude oil production in the United States has been on the rise , topping 10.86 million bpd in September—the highest since May. Still, it’s a lot lower than it was Continue Reading
The first operators of miniature nuclear reactors described their job as “tickling the tail of a sleeping dragon” because of the danger involved with unlocking the energy in atoms Those units built Continue Reading
Homes nestled amongst dense brush and power transmission lines in the Oakland Hills area of Oakland, Calif. Photographer: Philip Pacheco/Bloomberg Acquiring home insurance has long been a mundane but necessary Continue Reading
This year’s record-breaking Atlantic hurricane season officially ended Nov. 30, but the procession of violent storms it unleashed foreshadows a dark future fueled by climate change. A combination of warmer Continue Reading
In Boston, transit officials warned of ending weekend service on the commuter rail and shutting down the city’s ferries. In Washington, weekend and late-night metro service would be eliminated and Continue Reading
