Coronavirus cases are surging again in Europe after months of relative calm, but the second wave looks different from the first: Fewer people are dying, and the newest and mostly Continue Reading
Indian refiners have stopped buying crude oil from Chinese sellers, according to a Reuters report that cited unnamed sources. The move, according to the report, comes as a result of Continue Reading
Official Chinese data showed this week that China imported 120,000 barrels per day (bpd) of oil from Iran in July as Beijing returns to reporting crude imports from the Islamic Continue Reading
China has seen faster temperature increases and rising sea levels than the global average rate over the past few decades, and experienced more frequent extreme weather events, according to official Continue Reading
A brand new electric car is preparing to hit the U.S. and it’s either going to take EVs by storm because it’s super cheap, or it’s going to meet the Continue Reading
The pressure’s on to get Americans to fly again: As the novel coronavirus put a serious dent in air travel, airlines are warning they plan to cut tens of thousands of Continue Reading
South Sudan’s state-controlled Nile Petroleum Corporation (Nilepet) has started preparations to take over the management of some oilfields in the country by 2027, when it will let the contract with Continue Reading
As the age of the hydrocarbon enters its final era, the action increasingly moves to Asia and plastics take center stage. With demand for transport fuels set to tail off Continue Reading
The coronavirus surge that swept across the south and west of the US is showing signs of slowing, a sign that steps taken by states to pause their reopenings may Continue Reading
PARIS (Reuters) – French Prime Minister Jean Castex said on Thursday the government must move fast to head off a deadly new COVID-19 wave as the virus’s reproduction level has Continue Reading
