At a conference about energy finance and the energy transition on May 19, Occidental Petroleum CEO Vicki Hollub stated it plainly, “We will never walk away from oil and gas…and our carbon management business will […]
America’s renewable energy drive needs more than a million miles of new transition lines but emerging resistance includes opponents worried about building them in one of the country’s richest areas of ice-age fossils. The Greenlink West project […]
Germany needs a hydrogen infrastructure because an efficient, safe, affordable and climate-neutral energy supply will only be possible with the use of hydrogen. An efficient supra-regional hydrogen transport infrastructure is indispensable, especially for the integration […]
Hunger levels are rising around the world. As many as 828 million people – or 10 percent of the world’s population – go to bed hungry each night, 46 million more than the previous year, […]
President Joe Biden and House Republicans reached a tentative agreement Saturday night to raise the government’s debt limit. The debt-ceiling deal would head off a looming default on U.S. sovereign debt, good news for the […]
Faltering California took another economic hit on Friday, as America’s largest personal lines insurer said it would immediately stop selling new home insurance policies in the state. California is the largest property and casualty insurance […]
It is perhaps only a matter of time given Britain has long been leading Western allies in taking more and more hawkish, escalatory stances against Moscow throughout the Ukraine conflict: Russia’s foreign ministry said in […]
Authored by Irina Slav via OilPrice.com, Germans are criticizing a government plan to ban oil and gas boilers and replace them with heat pumps, arguing it is happening too fast and is going to cost […]
Natural gas might be the same commodity everywhere in the world, but prices can vary dramatically because of the complex network of infrastructure needed to transport it. The result is a partially fragmented global market, […]
By Russell Clark of Capital Flows and Asset Markets substack The US led free world (Western Europe, Japan and Australia) during the cold war were offered a pretty good deal. Mutual economic access (to a […]
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