Monthly Archives: June, 2026
“Honey, I Think It’s Time I Retire:” Part 6
When you finally say, “Honey, I think it’s time I retire,” somewhere early in the discussion that follows will be the question, “Do we...
Why Hundreds of US Coal Plants Switched to Natural Gas
Coal-powered industry and electricity generation for centuries, but its dominance has steadily declined in the United States as natural gas has become cheaper and...
Crude Draw Signals Tight Supply Amid Peak Refining Season
US refiners operated at a robust 96.1% of capacity during the week ending June 19, processing 17.1 million barrels of crude oil per day....
EU Methane Crackdown Faces Global Pushback
The energy ministers of the United States, Qatar, Nigeria, and Algeria have urged the European Union to delay and amend its upcoming methane emissions...
Rooftop Solar Cuts Midday Demand, Spurs Evening Power Surge in New York
New York's expanding rooftop and small-scale solar capacity is reshaping electricity demand by reducing midday reliance on the grid while creating a much steeper...