Oil settled higher on Wednesday after the EIA reported U.S. crude inventories fell to the lowest since January, 2020, and domestic gasoline inventories fell more than expected. Oil rose for Continue Reading
U.S. clean energy associations hailed the House’s vote on Tuesday to approve a budget resolution to advance the $3.5 trillion Congressional budget deal, which has earmarked resources to accelerate the Continue Reading
Imperial is moving forward with plans to construct a major renewable diesel complex at its Strathcona refinery near Edmonton, Alberta—the largest refinery in western Canada. This new complex is expected Continue Reading
PEMEX reported Monday that five people have died, six have been injured and two are missing following a fire in the Ku-A Processing Center at the E-Ku-A2 compression and electricity Continue Reading
The Biden administration said on Tuesday it would take steps to restart the federal oil and gas leasing program in the next week and plans to hold a Gulf of Continue Reading
The fourth-largest U.S. refiner Phillips 66 (PSX.N) on Tuesday said it has put the smaller of its two Louisiana refineries up for sale amid continued losses and an uncertain future Continue Reading
Gina Peltier prayed over the Mississippi River earlier this month, hoping that President Biden would step in to stop the oil pipeline that she says will threaten Minnesota lakes, wild-rice Continue Reading
Battery energy storage installations up 439% from Q1 Texas leads additions with 1.489 GW, 17% of pipeline US project developers installed 5.62 GW of clean power capacity in second-quarter 2021, Continue Reading
California Climate Investments —a program designed to put billions of dollars to work to reduce greenhouse gas emissions—is funded with proceeds from the State’s Cap-and-Trade GHG emissions reduction program and Continue Reading
In New York City, a tropical storm delivered record-breaking rains this weekend. Heavy downpours caused devastating flash floods in central Tennessee, tearing apart houses and killing more than 20 people. Continue Reading
