Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, wearing shorts at his seaside palace, sought a relaxed tone for his first meeting with President Biden’s national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, last September. The Continue Reading
Europe is desperate to replace Russian gas, which has driven the U.S. to export as much LNG as it possibly can. 12 new LNG projects in the U.S. have already Continue Reading
As calls for new oil supply around the world grow louder, U.S. shale production is climbing slowly as producers refuse to throw caution to the wind. Drilled but uncompleted wells, Continue Reading
The Biden administration on Tuesday opened applications for a $6 billion program to help nuclear power plants struggling with rising costs as it seeks to stop the generators from shutting Continue Reading
The U.S. has provided the equivalent of 7.6 billion euros ($8.2 billion) to Ukraine since the outbreak of war, making it the country’s biggest supporter, according to the Kiel Institute Continue Reading
Wind and solar energy are booming in the United States. The country’s power grid, however, may not be ready for the transition. America’s dated electric grid is in desperate need Continue Reading
Gasoline prices in the United States have dropped to a national average of $4.087 per gallon, down from $4.114 a week ago, but with oil prices rising again on the Continue Reading
Stumbling gas production averages 13.8 Bcf/d in 2022 Rig count, new drilling, well completions accelerating Pipelines, local demand support growth to 17-18 Bcf/d Long-haul natural gas pipelines from the Permian Continue Reading
Everything can be politicized, except food. This holds more relevance amid widespread protest and collective boycott calls against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine since Feb. 24 . With hundreds of multinational Continue Reading
The odds of a new nuclear deal with Iran are shrinking. The Iranian position on several key issues is preventing a breakthrough. Without addressing the future role of Iran in Continue Reading
