Japanese refiners plan to sell assets and speed structural reform and overseas expansion as fuel demand is expected to fall at a faster pace due to a prolonged impact from the COVID-19 pandemic and an […]
Oil prices rebounded on Friday morning as inflation fears fade and the global supply glut slowly drains, although the IEA did revise its demand projection downward. Oil prices rebounded on Friday after a midweek selloff. […]
A thousand-year-old Swedish village could become a blueprint for local energy grids of the future. Simris, with a population of about 200, has shown that operating independently from the national grid is technologically possible. Villagers […]
Colonial Pipeline said Saturday that it has returned its systems to “normal operations” following the ransomware attack last week that forced the major pipeline to shut down. The company said on Twitter that it’s delivering […]
Recently, some Texas lawmakers targeted owners of electric vehicles by proposing Senate Bill 1728, which critics say would punish EV owners for simply owning an EV. Essentially, EV drivers would have to pay additional taxes somewhere […]
Energy News Beat Publishers Note (ENB): This is an excellent opinion piece from Bloomberg. The major issue is this re-distribution of resources would never happen in this day of regulations and political demands of no […]
Energy News Beat Publishers Note (ENB): While this is an excellent article, it is not showing how Iran had continued production around the sanctions. The production and oil field activity have shown that it had […]
A tight supply-demand balance in Europe’s gas and coal markets this summer has driven the two fuels to compete to be lower down in the generation stack. And a sustained rally in European emissions allowances […]
Federal Trade Commission acting chairwoman Rebecca Kelly Slaughter and commissioner Rohit Chopra said the commission continued to investigate the transaction and had “significant competitive concerns in hundreds of local retail gasoline and diesel fuel markets […]
Scheduling and inventory systems remained offline as operators resumed physical service after nearly a week of outages across the 5,500-mile (8,850km) network. The outage left shippers with no way to redirect barrels to southeastern markets drained by panic […]
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