Where Are All the Truck Drivers? Shortage Adds to Delivery Delays
Truck driver Chris Wagner pulled his big rig into a grain processing plant in Sidney, Ohio, on a recent afternoon to pick up a load bound for the Chicago suburbs. Continue Reading
Ithaca, New York votes to decarbonize every building in climate change fight
Late Wednesday night, the city of Ithaca, N.Y., voted to electrify and decarbonize its buildings. It’s the first such initiative of its kind in the country. “We are being very Continue Reading
Major US energy legislation nears House vote, would boost renewables deployment
The US House is poised to vote on the most significant clean energy and infrastructure package in the history of Congress as soon as Nov. 4, Representative Kathy Castor said Continue Reading
Mexico Said to Lock In $60-$65 in Annual Oil Hedge
Mexico is in the process of locking in its income from next year’s oil production, people familiar with the matter said, in what’s one of the most closely watched deals Continue Reading
Refiner Marathon warns natgas rally may hurt profits, shares fall
Marathon Petroleum Corp (MPC.N) signaled on Tuesday that a sustained rally in natural gas prices could take a toll on earnings, sending the largest U.S. refiner’s shares down 4%. The Continue Reading
Louisiana Is Leading America’s LNG Boom
Louisiana has the highest LNG output of any state in the United States. Louisiana’s governor is struggling to find a balance between its economically-dependent LNG output and climate ambitions. Environmentalists Continue Reading
U.S. House panel subpoenas Big Oil in climate deception probe
The head of a U.S. House panel on Tuesday subpoenaed four major oil companies and two lobbying groups for documents related to their actions on global warming as part of Continue Reading
When Will America’s Oil Industry Open The Taps?
The price of oil has climbed to multi-year highs, and oil companies are raking it in. Though Big Oil typically opens the taps when oil prices are high, the industry Continue Reading
U.S. unveils crackdown on methane from oil and gas industry
The United States on Tuesday unveiled a plan to slash emissions of the greenhouse gas methane from oil and gas operations as part of its strategy to crack down on Continue Reading
Will Officials Resurrect Old Superfund Taxes To Support The Infrastructure Bill?
While the infrastructure and spending bills have spent months oozing their way through the nation’s paralyzingly partisan bureaucracy, it’s looking like they might finally get passed on Tuesday. The bill Continue Reading