Onshore gas flaring in the U.S. has plummeted, falling to its lowest level since at least 2012. The most significant contributors to this steep decline were the Bakken and Permian Continue Reading
Mexico could further ease the fiscal burden on its state oil firm Pemex, the world’s most indebted oil company, as the government looks to stop years of production declines. “With Continue Reading
More than 100 million Americans are forecast to hit the road this holiday season, nearing pre-pandemic levels even as gasoline prices at the pump remain close to seven-year highs. The Continue Reading
Prices that suppliers are charging businesses and other customers leapt in November, signaling that broad-based price pressures are still building throughout the U.S. supply chain. The Labor Department said Tuesday Continue Reading
Top federal health officials warned in a briefing Tuesday morning that the omicron variant is rapidly spreading in the United States and could peak in a massive wave of infections Continue Reading
The U.S. solar industry is set to be torn between huge opportunities and major stumbling blocks in the coming months and years, and it will likely see a wild “solar Continue Reading
Res-comm below 36 Bcf/d in December, lowest since 2015 NYMEX prompt under $4, down 22% from late November Storage deficit at 90 Bcf, down from 235 Bcf in September US Continue Reading
Savion operates more than130 projects across US Purchase dips into Shell’s renewable fund In pursuit of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, Shell plans to expand its global solar portfolio with Continue Reading
Climate provisions in President Joe Biden’s tax-and-spending plan are critical to fulfilling his pledge to halve U.S. greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 but are far from enough, according to a Continue Reading
The stated U.S. aim when indirect U.S.-Iranian talks resume this month is to see if the two can revive a 2015 nuclear deal, but Washington’s unspoken goal may be to Continue Reading
