A protein-based COVID-19 vaccine made by Sinopharm, when given as a booster after two doses of an earlier shot from the Chinese firm, elicited a stronger antibody response against the Continue Reading
U.S. energy firms kicked off the new year by continuing to add oil and natural gas rigs this week after increasing the rig count in 2021 after two years of Continue Reading
The US unemployment rate dropped significantly in December, prompting investors to increase their bets on the Federal Reserve moving quickly to raise interest rates and withdraw the stimulus it put Continue Reading
The number of active drilling rigs in the United States rose by 2 this week. Oil-directed rigs were up by 1 to 481, while gas-directed rigs were up by 1 Continue Reading
Oil producers in some of the most prolific parts of the Permian could lose up to half of their wastewater disposal wells as the Texas Railroad Commission targets the quake-inducing Continue Reading
Highlights Power prices above $200/MWh Jan. 7 PJM issued cold weather alert NYISO peakload forecast at 22.3 GW Jan. 11 Power prices were above $200/MWh in New York Independent System Continue Reading
Highlights Chrysler to offer first pure EV in 2025, go all-electric by 2028 Turkey’s TOGG revealed country’s first two EVs for availability in late 2022 GM, Mercedes-Benz, BMW among other Continue Reading
Rising fuel costs, especially those of natural gas, drove up wholesale electricity prices in all U.S. regions in 2021, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) said in an analysis on Friday. Continue Reading
Highlights Temps plunge, lifting Midwest demand to nearly 28 Bcf/d Chicago city-gate gas prices edge back toward $4/MMBtu Midwest regional gas storage surplus narrows to 25 Bcf Wintry weather and Continue Reading
Nato’s secretary-general has ruled out creating “second-class” members of the military alliance to appease Moscow, ahead of a week of high-stakes diplomacy between the Kremlin and western powers that aims Continue Reading
