Output per hour slumped an annualized 7.5% in first quarter U.S. Productivity Drops as Labor Costs Jump U.S. productivity dropped in the first quarter by the most since 1947 as Continue Reading
Constructed four generations ago, the massive rock and clay dam at El Capitan Reservoir is capable of storing over 36 billion gallons of water, enough to supply every resident in Continue Reading
U.S. fuel prices have surged faster than crude oil prices in the last month, as the United States has shipped more refined products abroad to supply European markets following Russia’s Continue Reading
The United States will take bids this fall to buy back 60 million barrels of crude oil for the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve, the first step in replenishing the stockpile Continue Reading
For the past year, America’s job market has run like a well-engineered machine, adding an impressive average of 540,000 workers a month despite a punishing inflation rate, Russia’s ruinous war Continue Reading
Fanned by relentless winds and fueled by abnormally warm and dry weather, a historically large siege of fires is raging in New Mexico. Yet the state’s fire season still has Continue Reading
Deficit to five-year average widens to 306 Bcf NYMEX Henry Hub holds above $8/MMBtu Lower temperatures to limit injections into May Chilly spring weather across much of the country curbed Continue Reading
U.S. crude oil stockpiles rose unexpectedly last week, while distillate and gasoline inventories dropped again as refiners continue to boost fuel exports to a world in need of supply, the Continue Reading
At a tiny airport surrounded by mountains, a three-person crew takes off for the inaugural flight above the headwaters of the Colorado River to measure the region’s snow by air. Continue Reading
The Henry Hub natural gas benchmark settled at $8.415 a million British thermal units on Wednesday, more than double the price at the start of the year and far above Continue Reading
