A push to go electric is sowing discord among landscapers. New state and municipal laws are driving a transition away from puttering, gas-powered lawn mowers and leaf blowers and toward Continue Reading
Along this stretch of the Gulf Coast where wetlands yield to fuel and petrochemical plants, chatter has predictably turned to Europe’s energy dilemma, with giddy projections that it will feed Continue Reading
Rigzone speaks to the Department of the Interior, the National Ocean Industries Association, the Energy Workforce and Technology Council and Fitch Solutions. According to the Department of the Interior (DOI), Continue Reading
Around 40% of German companies are already feeling the impact of rising energy prices and almost half want to reduce investments due to rising energy costs, a survey showed on Continue Reading
The European Union is preparing “smart sanctions” against Russian oil imports, The Times reported on Monday, citing the European Commission’s executive vice president, Valdis Dombrovskis. “We are working on a Continue Reading
There is insufficient support from European Union member states for a complete embargo or punitive tariff on Russian oil and gas imports, the EU’s top diplomat Josep Borrell was quoted Continue Reading
The Russian rouble opened stronger on Monday, firming past 74 against the dollar, helped by tax payments that companies are due to make this week and as the market looked Continue Reading
Britain’s cost-of-living squeeze is starting to bite into the spending power of most parts of the country, with 43% of those who pay energy bills saying they will struggle with Continue Reading
Americans are worrying about their gas prices. Germans are turning down their heating. Peru has seen violent protests — and a violent crackdown on them — over rising fuel costs. Continue Reading
Algeria, Spain embroiled in a dispute over Western Sahara Algeria’s Sonatrach may increase gas price paid by Spain’s Naturgy Spain seeking to become a gas hub for Europe Algeria, which Continue Reading
