The United States stands ready to “quickly conclude a deal” to revive the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement on the basis of proposals put forward by the European Union, a State Continue Reading
Highlights Bilateral climate agenda moves from collaboration to competition COP27 outcomes could be impacted Green hydrogen, CCUS, methane reduction likely to be hit China’s suspension of climate dialogue with the Continue Reading
After years of failed attempts to pass major legislation to combat climate change, the U.S. Senate’s Inflation Reduction Act is poised to become the largest U.S. climate legislation in history. Continue Reading
Gas stations in the US are selling plenty of fuel, even as government data shows a steep drop in wholesale gasoline demand. The amount of retail gasoline sold in the Continue Reading
The strong gusts blowing off the coasts of Puerto Rico, Guam and other US territories offer big green energy potential — but for decades, a quirk in federal law meant Continue Reading
At one weather station in Fairbanks, Alaska, each hour of rainfall is about 50 percent more intense, on average, than it was a half-century ago. The Wichita area is experiencing rains Continue Reading
Reducing the workweek to four days could have a climate benefit, advocates say. In addition to improving the well-being of workers, they say slashing working hours may reduce carbon emissions. It’s Continue Reading
Despite steadily falling gas prices during the peak of the summer driving season, fewer drivers fueled up last week. It’s another sign that, for now, Americans are changing their driving Continue Reading
The U.S. Energy Information Agency (EIA), has forecasted in their most recent edition of the Short Term Energy Outlook-STEO, a rise in U.S. production of about 800K BOEPD by the Continue Reading
A tanker of U.S. sour crude was delivered at Germany’s port of Rostock last week for the first time ever, according to sources, analysts, and vessel tracking data, as local Continue Reading
