Why Biden Can’t Put A Cap On Oil Prices
Oil prices rose to the highest levels since October 2014 this week. The Biden Administration is once again scrambling for solutions, considering that the high price of gasoline is a Continue Reading
U.S. suspends 44 U.S flights by Chinese carriers after China action
The U.S. government said on Friday it would suspend 44 China-bound flights from the United States by four Chinese carriers in response to the Chinese government’s decision to suspend some Continue Reading
U.S. studies highlight the need for COVID boosters to fight Omicron
Three U.S. studies show that the third dose of an mRNA vaccine is key to fighting the Omicron coronavirus variant, providing 90% protection against hospitalization due to COVID-19, the U.S. Continue Reading
California’s battle to cut emissions with biofuels burns in new truck engines
Renewable diesel is touted as a cleaner-burning fuel, but a recent study has shown the fuel falls short on one measure of reducing pollution from new truck engines – giving Continue Reading
Column: Shrunken U.S. oil inventories point to chronic under-supply: Kemp
U.S. petroleum inventories have continued to slide over the last month and are well below their normal seasonal levels, which has helped push oil prices to their highest since 2014. Continue Reading
U.S. Fossil Fuel Production Set To Hit Record Highs In 2023
Fossil fuel production in the United States is set to hit record levels in 2023 due to increased efficiency and higher prices The combined production of coal, natural gas, and Continue Reading
U.S. Crude Exports Boom Amid Recovering Global Demand
U.S. crude oil exports have jumped in recent weeks as America leads supply growth amid steady and resilient global demand, according to commodity analytics provider Kpler, cited by Reuters . Continue Reading
Texas natural gas prices drift lower, despite Permian Basin production freeze-offs
Highlights Waha dips 20 cents, East Texas hubs down over 40 cents Texas gas production down 1 Bcf/d from Jan. 20 to 21 Statewide demand to drop 2 to 3 Continue Reading
Supply chain issues likely slowed 2021 solar development in Southeast US, may persist
Solar developers added almost 2.9 GW of capacity in Southeast US in 2021, a 20% increase to the region’s cumulative total but below 2020’s near-4-GW addition. Pandemic-related supply chain issues Continue Reading
Anti-gas policy exposes US to risk of energy crisis:pipeline association CEO
The trajectory of US energy policy threatens to raise fuel prices, throttle renewable energy expansion and hamper energy diplomacy, according to the president and CEO of the Interstate Natural Gas Continue Reading