U.S, EU to Hit Russian Investments With New Round of Sanctions
EU May Need Sanctions on Russian Oil, Gas, Michel Says The U.S., European Union and Group of Seven are coordinating on a fresh round of sanctions on Russia, including a Continue Reading
New satellite-driven methane calculations could add visibility into US natural gas emissions
Calculations utilize satellite data from Copernicus Sentinel 5P Emissions will be calculated for 19 US basins at a monthly cadence S&P Global Commodity Insights announced April 5 that it will Continue Reading
Storms batter aging power grid as climate disasters spread
Power outages from severe weather have doubled over the past two decades across the U.S., as a warming climate stirs more destructive storms that cripple broad segments of the nation’s Continue Reading
Big Oil to tell Congress markets, not companies, set fuel prices-testimony
U.S. oil executives will tell Congress on Wednesday they are boosting energy output and no one company sets the price of gasoline, according to pre-released written testimony, as they defend Continue Reading
U.S. senators want ‘elevated and volatile’ West Coast pump prices investigated
Three U.S. senators wrote to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday to urge an investigation into “elevated and volatile” prices for gasoline, diesel and jet fuel. Senators Maria Cantwell, Continue Reading
Yellen to Warn War Threatens ‘Enormous Economic Repercussions’
Janet Yellen U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will warn on Wednesday that the war in Ukraine threatens to inflict “enormous economic repercussions” globally, just as governments impose fresh sanctions on Continue Reading
U.S., EU to Impose More Sanctions on Russia After War-Crimes Reports
The U.S. and the EU are set to unveil new sanctions on Russia this week, after allegations from Ukraine of potential war crimes against civilians by Russian forces galvanized a Continue Reading
‘A real stroke of genius’: US leads efforts to publicise Ukraine intelligence
In a packed university hall in Canberra last week, Jeremy Fleming, the chief ofBritish spy agency GCHQ, shared the kind ofjaw-dropping classified intelligence that the public rarely hears. He said Continue Reading
Canada’s Oil Boom Constrained By Workforce Shortage
While $100 oil incentivizes increased production in Canada’s crude-producing province of Alberta, the ramp-up of production is being held back by an issue all too familiar to the U.S. shale Continue Reading
U.S. Gas Production Set To Fall On Lack Of Pipelines
EIA: U.S. gas production and consumption could fall if no new interstate pipelines are built. Lack of new pipeline infrastructure could lead to higher gas and electricity prices. Pipeline bans Continue Reading