The meeting between Russian President Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping was a necessary check-up of relations between the two countries. Putin made four comments that together perfectly encapsulate what Continue Reading
China stepped up crude oil imports from both Russia and Saudi Arabia last month, with the Saudis returning to the top spot of Chinese oil suppliers. Citing customs data from Continue Reading
U.S. vehicle travel in July fell 3.3% to 286.6 billion miles, the second consecutive monthly decline in American driving in the face of high fuel prices, the U.S. Transportation Department Continue Reading
The U.S. Energy Department said on Monday it will sell up to 10 million barrels of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, for delivery in November, extending the timing of Continue Reading
Growth in shale production has brought with it growing public awareness of the environmental impact of oil and gas extraction from hydraulic fracturing operations. Improved water treatment technology and in-basin Continue Reading
U.S. gasoline prices fell for the fourteenth week in a row, according to a Monday note from GasBuddy. The national average gallon of regular gasoline fell 3.9 cents from a Continue Reading
As natural gas demand around the world breaks new records, U.S. shale producers are struggling to keep up with demand. While natural gas prices in the United States fell after Continue Reading
Oil and gas permitting in the United States slowed down last month, with the decline particularly marked in the Permian. This is according to data from Evercore ISI, cited by Continue Reading
Gas storage sites in Germany, now nearly 90% full, will be empty after the winter, German Economy Minister Robert Habeck said on Monday. Gas storage capacity in Germany is almost Continue Reading
 Germany has earmarked billions of euros to purchase natural gas. Vanessa Dezem reports. European natural gas prices fluctuated after three days of declines, with traders weighing if countries’ intensified efforts Continue Reading
