U.S. Prices, Wages Rise at Fastest Pace in Decades
Consumer prices rose at the fastest pace in 30 years in September while workers saw their biggest compensation boosts in at least 20 years, according to new government data released Continue Reading
Natural Gas Monthly
August 2021 In August 2021, dry natural gas production increased year over year for the month, for the fifth consecutive month. The preliminary level for dry natural gas production in Continue Reading
Oil And Gas Rig Count Rises As Crude Prices Stabilize
The number of oil and gas rigs in the United States rose by 2 this week, according to Baker Hughes . The total rig count is now at 544, up Continue Reading
Congress Threatens Big Oil With Subpoenas For Alleged Disinformation
Big Oil majors, including Exxon, BP, Shell, and Chevron, may be subpoenaed to turn over financial documents as part of a congressional probe into alleged disinformation about the effect of Continue Reading
U.S. Coal Industry Says Almost Sold-Out For 2022
U.S. coal miners are enjoying the surge in demand for the fossil fuel, with almost all of their production through the end of next year—and some into 2023 even—already sold, Continue Reading
Spotlight: Will US shale oil operators forget capital discipline and produce a lot more oil next year as oil prices reach a seven-year high?
Despite high oil prices, capital discipline has held drilling and completion activity in check as most public operators have focused on paying down debt and returning cash to shareholders instead Continue Reading
U.S. Propane Prices Start Winter Heating Season At 10-Year High
U.S. residential propane prices stood at their highest level since 2011 at the start of the winter heating season, as global demand grows and supply tightens, the Energy Information Administration Continue Reading
US LNG export terminal utilization jumps amid Sabine Pass Train 6 commissioning
US LNG feedgas demand hit the highest level in more than six months on Oct. 29 at 11.8 Bcf/d, translating to near 100% liquefaction terminal utilization amid commissioning of a Continue Reading
U.S. Supreme Court to hear bid to curb federal power to limit carbon emissions
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a bid by states including coal producer West Virginia and industry groups to limit federal power to regulate carbon emissions from Continue Reading
Top U.S. oil firms crank up shale output after cashing gains
Exxon Mobil Corp. and Chevron Corp. on Friday disclosed plans to expand drilling in the top U.S. shale basin after posting their biggest quarterly profits in years. Latecomers to the Continue Reading