Omicron Yet to Curb Driving Across Most of Asia
Omicron has yet to dampen road traffic across most of Asia. The rapid spread of omicron has yet to dampen road traffic across most of Asia even as it leads Continue Reading
China Panic-Hoards Half Of World’s Grain Supply Amid Threats Of Collapse
About two and a half years ago, we told readers China was panic hoarding food , which was several months before the virus pandemic began to spread worldwide; Beijing has Continue Reading
U.S. Gasoline Prices Haven’t Peaked Just Yet
Gasbuddy: U.S. gas prices could rise to almost $3.80 per gallon before peaking According to the forecast data, the national average would rise to $3.41 per gallon in 2022 Gasbuddy: Continue Reading
U.S. Natural Gas Rise As Colder Weather Rushes In
U.S. natural gas futures rose this week as colder weather with snow came into parts of the country. Although substantially lower than Asian or European gas prices, U.S. January futures Continue Reading
US gas storage inventories look to post first triple-digit draw of season
US natural gas storage fields are poised to post the first triple-digit withdrawal of the season as a mild winter has calmed concerns of the inadequate inventories observed during the Continue Reading
Commodities 2022: Most new US generating capacity will be solar, followed by wind
Highlights 15.5 GW of new solar to be added in 2022 ERCOT expected to lead renewables additions CAISO to add 2 GW storage before summer US grid operators are expected Continue Reading
Alaska hits record-high temperature for December, freezing rain – The Washington Post
Imagine running a 5K and winning the race by 10 minutes. That’s analogous to what is transpiring in Alaska at the moment. An exceptional slew of records has tumbled in Continue Reading
NJ state Senate approves bill requiring New Jersey DEP to develop and implement electric school bus program
The full New Jersey state Senate approved legislation Monday that would require the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) to develop and implement an electric school bus program. The Continue Reading
Blame Bad Weather for Your Bigger Bills
One of the major inflationary forces of 2021 has been the weather. Wild weather around the world wreaked havoc on markets for raw materials, lifting prices for everything from electricity Continue Reading
EU Natural Gas Prices Tumble For Fifth Straight Day
20 tankers with U.S. LNG are traveling to Europe, and another 14 are headed in the same general direction awaiting further orders According to analysts, the U.S. cargoes will not Continue Reading