Analysts expect another below-average natural gas injection to US storage fields for the week ended June 18 as multiple regions near the halfway point of the season with sizable deficits Continue Reading
Norway’s oil and gas industry is counting on renewable power from hydro plants to cut emissions from its offshore platforms but rival demand from the green economy is putting a Continue Reading
Record heat will scorch the West starting this weekend, likely taxing California’s power grid for days. Temperatures will rise 20 to 30 degrees Fahrenheit (11 to 17 Celsius) above normal Continue Reading
A key oil refinery for U.S. East Coast consumers is halting operations after escalating environmental scrutiny made it impossible for backers to obtain desperately needed financing. The owners of the Continue Reading
The highly transmissible Delta variant of the Covid-19 virus is spreading so rapidly in the U.S. that it could become the dominant strain in the next two to three weeks, researchers said, Continue Reading
Oshkosh Defense has selected Spartanburg, South Carolina to be the home of its efforts to build the Next Generation Delivery Vehicle (NGDV) for the US Postal Service. ( Earlier post Continue Reading
BP will continue producing hydrocarbons for decades to come and will benefit from rising oil prices even as it reduces output as part of its shift to low-carbon energy, Chief Continue Reading
Power grids lack flexibility, security, maturity Distributed generation up 7x in next 10 years Cybersecurity becoming increasingly important The vast majority of electricity distribution system operators are not ready to Continue Reading
Russia’s largest oil producer, Rosneft (ROSN.MM) , would be able to commission its spare oil production capacity of 300,000 barrels per day within three months, Renaissance Capital analysts said in Continue Reading
Germany has an opportunity to phase-out coal power plants almost a decade ahead of schedule — but it will require a fleet of natural gas plants to do it, a Continue Reading
