Tom Whipple (1938-2024)
Dear Energy Bulletin readers, We are sad to share the news that Tom Whipple, the longtime editor of The Energy Bulletin (previously Peak Oil News), passed away in November 2024. Continue Reading
Russia Will Terminate Natural Gas Supplies If A Price Cap Is Implemented
The EU is considering a price cap on Russia’s natural gas exports in order to reduce both its energy bill and Russia’s ability to wage war on Ukraine, The CEO Continue Reading
Crude in U.S. emergency reserve falls to lowest since Dec. 1984
Crude inventory in the U.S. emergency reserves fell by 3.1 million barrels in the week to Aug. 26, according to data from the Department of Energy. Stockpiles in the Strategic Continue Reading
Russia-Ukraine War News: Live Updates – The New York Times
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Russia-Ukraine War and Putin
President Vladimir V. Putin on Thursday ordered a sharp increase in the size of his armed forces, a reversal of years of efforts by the Kremlin to slim down a Continue Reading
Zaporizhzhia: Occupied nuclear plant back on Ukraine grid after outage
Image caption, The Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant pictured on Monday The final pair of working reactors at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant were briefly cut off from Ukraine’s power grid Continue Reading
A Radical Plan To Reduce Europe’s Oil Demand By 33%
Irina is a writer for Oilprice.com with over a decade of experience writing on the oil and gas industry. With the cost of energy soaring across Europe, governments and NGOs Continue Reading
Germany waiting for Russian go-ahead to return Nord Stream gas turbine: Scholz
Highlights Turbine is ready to be transported to Russia: Scholz All relevant documentation prepared, needs Russian approval Nord Stream running at just 20% of capacity since July 27 German Chancellor Continue Reading
Europe’s Race to Secure New Energy Sources Is on a Knife’s Edge
As Russia tightens its chokehold on supplies of natural gas, Europe is looking everywhere for energy to keep its economy running. Coal-fired power plants are being revived. Billions are being Continue Reading
CAF starts dynamic track testing of hydrogen-powered train
This week, CAF started dynamic track testing of the hydrogen-powered demonstrator train being developed for the FCH2RAIL project. FCH2RAIL is a consortium of CAF, DLR, Toyota, Renfe, ADIF, CNH2, IP Continue Reading