Warm Temps Pushing Down Natural Gas Prices
Ryan Dezember of The Wall Street Journal tells his readers that warmer temperatures in December have pushed down prices for natural gas despite the...
Oil Prices Fall: Saudi Sees Lower Global Demand
Angus Berwick and Bob Henderson of The Wall Street Journal are reporting that "oil fell Monday after Saudi Arabia slashed its crude prices for...
The Quest to Lead in Manufacturing Again
David Harrison of The Wall Street Journal is reporting that government incentives are driving factory construction as rates and inventories are weighing on sales...
Shale Driller Tries to Produce ‘Guilt-Free’ Gas
Phred Dvorak of The Wall Street Journal is reporting how a natural gas producer will bury enough carbon dioxide to offset emissions generated in...
Panama Canal Traffic Jam Could Soon Affect Global Energy Markets
Megha Mandavia of The Wall Street Journal is reporting that in the troubled waters of the Panama Canal, gas carriers—and their investors—are reaping bumper...
Could Ammonia Be the Next Great Fuel Source?
In The Wall Street Journal, Phred Dvorak discusses the possibilities and drawbacks of using ammonia as a fuel source. He writes:
Ammonia is made by...
Major Oil Companies Doubling Down on Fossil Fuels
Collin Eaton and Peter Stiff of The Wall Street Journal report that major oil companies are doubling down on fossil fuels following a recent...
Hydrogen-Power Supply Chain Getting Serious Money
Paul Page of The Wall Street Journal reports, the U.S. is putting some serious funding towards building a hydrogen-power supply chain. He writes:
The White...
More Cities Planning Restrictive Climate Change Policies
More cities are making pledges to take steps like banning meat, dairy, and private cars to decrease carbon emissions as part of the C40...
India Burns Coal as Europe Strangles Its Economy for “Net Zero”
In the pursuit of lower emissions, European nations have strangled themselves with economy-crimping restrictions on businesses and individuals. In India, power plants are burning...