A sharp drilling slowdown in the Permian Basin last year failed to improve the shale play’s record on methane emissions, according to a report by the Environmental Defense Fund. One in 10 Continue Reading
Duke Energy Corp. is considering building as many as 15 new natural gas units even as the company commits to eliminating carbon emissions by 2050. In order to still meet its Continue Reading
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen plans to wield the department’s broad powers to tackle potential risks to the financial system posed by climate change while pushing tax incentives to reduce carbon emissions. Continue Reading
Natural gas prices across much of the Western US surged to record highs in Feb. 12 trading as arctic weather fueled extreme localized demand, pushing supply and deliverability to their Continue Reading
The utility-scale batteries operating in the United States had an efficiency of retrieving the stored electricity at 82 percent in 2019, data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) showed Continue Reading
Baker Hughes reported on Friday that the number of oil and gas rigs in the United States rose by 5 last week. The total number of active oil and gas Continue Reading
Designed to drive 10% annual return Offshore wind, solar are big components Quarterly earnings down on year Dominion Energy’s planned $72 billion capital investment in decarbonization by 2035, touted as Continue Reading
Oil storage locations across the Americas are emptying as the remarkable rally in crude prices undermines the need to buy and stockpile barrels. Tank owners were one of the few Continue Reading
Economists are ratcheting up their projections for U.S. growth this year as Congress moves closer to another large financial support package, while the recovery in much of Europe is expected to Continue Reading
U.S. oil demand is finally starting to emerge from the grips of pandemic after months with Asia serving as the lone bright spot in the global market market. American refiners are Continue Reading
