U.S. House panel subpoenas Big Oil in climate deception probe
The head of a U.S. House panel on Tuesday subpoenaed four major oil companies and two lobbying groups for documents related to their actions on global warming as part of Continue Reading
When Will America’s Oil Industry Open The Taps?
The price of oil has climbed to multi-year highs, and oil companies are raking it in. Though Big Oil typically opens the taps when oil prices are high, the industry Continue Reading
U.S. unveils crackdown on methane from oil and gas industry
The United States on Tuesday unveiled a plan to slash emissions of the greenhouse gas methane from oil and gas operations as part of its strategy to crack down on Continue Reading
Will Officials Resurrect Old Superfund Taxes To Support The Infrastructure Bill?
While the infrastructure and spending bills have spent months oozing their way through the nation’s paralyzingly partisan bureaucracy, it’s looking like they might finally get passed on Tuesday. The bill Continue Reading
US energy secretary blames Opec ‘cartel’ for high petrol prices
The Biden administration’s senior energy official on Sunday blamed the Opec oil “cartel” for soaring petrol prices in the US, putting more pressure on the group to increase crude output Continue Reading
Oil Pares Drop as OPEC+ May Spurn Biden’s Appeal on Production
Oil pared an early decline as OPEC+ may resist mounting pressure this week to boost production at a faster clip, and traders looked beyond China’s release of fuel reserves to Continue Reading
The U.S. Oil Supply Is Still Out Of Balance
The COVID-19 pandemic sparked a chain reaction in energy markets that is still being felt. The oil price crash forced many producers into bankruptcy, resulting in the largest short-term oil Continue Reading
US coal use jumps as power generators switch from natural gas
US coal is enjoying a brief resurgence under Joe Biden — a president who promised to curb the country’s use of fossil fuels and will join other world leaders at Continue Reading
U.S. Prices, Wages Rise at Fastest Pace in Decades
Consumer prices rose at the fastest pace in 30 years in September while workers saw their biggest compensation boosts in at least 20 years, according to new government data released Continue Reading
Natural Gas Monthly
August 2021 In August 2021, dry natural gas production increased year over year for the month, for the fifth consecutive month. The preliminary level for dry natural gas production in Continue Reading