Capital discipline, hedging could limit production gains US gas production surged Oct. 25 to its highest since Hurricane Ida struck the US Gulf Coast in late August, foreshadowing a potential Continue Reading
You may find it curious that the price of oil is still above $80 a barrel. This is also why gasoline prices are at the highest levels since 2014. But, Continue Reading
Lower than usual temperatures from China to Japan will add to power demand at a time of already tight supply and high prices. Bloomberg News Waves, whipped up by a Continue Reading
Fracking fluid and oil wastewater are dumped into an unlined pit located right up against the Petroleum Highway in Kern County, California. Credit: Sarah Craig/Faces of Fracking California has a Continue Reading
Mexico’s nationalization drive has done little good for its already struggling energy industry President Lopez Obrador’s latest constitutional reform to transform electricity markets could diminish private investment Mexico, once a Continue Reading
Operations at Mexican national oil company Pemex’s Tula refinery resumed two days ago after a three-week closure due to rail and road blockades by protesting teachers, a company source with Continue Reading
Mexico on Friday delayed for three years a rule mandating that new trucks and buses use low-sulfur diesel, arguing the fuel is not currently available everywhere in the country, according Continue Reading
The backlog of ships outside the twin ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach — America’s largest gateway for ocean freight — is poised to worsen. There’s now a record Continue Reading
A forecast for a developing drought in the U.S. southern Plains is the latest threat to dwindling world wheat supplies. Hard red winter wheat, a bright spot this year compared Continue Reading
One type of crude from America’s most prolific shale patch is having its moment, riding on the coattails of the global winter fuels crunch that has caused massive price rallies. Continue Reading
