Crude steel apparent consumption falls 3.8% on year in March Demand may fall further amid the cash-strapped property sector China’s steel demand is expected to continue declining in April as Continue Reading
Container and bulk ships are skipping Asia’s largest refueling hub in Singapore as delays at ports in China and elsewhere prompt vessels to reschedule their stops to save time. A Continue Reading
Chevron Corp (CVX.N) and the United Steelworkers union (USW) rejected each other’s proposals to end a month-long strike at the company’s Richmond, California, refinery, a union official said on Monday. Continue Reading
Buyers around the world are lining up to purchase electric vehicles this year even with sticker prices surging, flipping the script on a decade and a half of conventional auto Continue Reading
The U.S. has provided the equivalent of 7.6 billion euros ($8.2 billion) to Ukraine since the outbreak of war, making it the country’s biggest supporter, according to the Kiel Institute Continue Reading
The robots will take the most tedious, most dangerous jobs first, in most things. Trucking is no exception. Autonomous driving engineers are squarely focused on long-haul freight, the interstate runs Continue Reading
There is growing fear these days that the move to electric vehicles spells certain doom for a lot of low-skilled factory work. It mostly comes from the prediction, proffered by Continue Reading
Wind and solar energy are booming in the United States. The country’s power grid, however, may not be ready for the transition. America’s dated electric grid is in desperate need Continue Reading
Gasoline prices in the United States have dropped to a national average of $4.087 per gallon, down from $4.114 a week ago, but with oil prices rising again on the Continue Reading
The number of Drilled but Uncompleted Wells sank to its lowest level ever recorded, according to the Energy Information’s latest Drilling Productivity Report published on Monday. The number of Drilled Continue Reading
