Edmonton company turns trash into biofuel
Most people don’t give much thought to where their garbage goes once it’s in the trash. But an innovative new facility might give Edmontonians a reason to pay attention − maybe even brag.
Archive for year: 2015
Oil prices hit eleven-year low as global supply balloons
Brent crude oil prices hit their lowest in more than 11 years on Monday, while U.S. crude flirted with seven-year lows on more signs that swelling global supply looked set to outpace tepid demand again next year.
2015 will end with oil and gas markets writhing in pain
The hard question to answer however and one that nobody has gotten right in a very long time is: When will prices find a floor and start to trend up again?
Yossie on Fox: Natural gas is a solution to oil dependence
Natural gas is abundant and cheap in the United States, and we should be using more of it for our transportation needs, Fuel Freedom co-founder and chairman Yossie Hollander said on Fox News’s “America’s Newsroom” on Friday. “Everybody talks about the oil and gas industry, but we’re using only the oil,” he said.
Islamic State eyeing oil targets beyond Syria stronghold
Islamic State is looking at potentially vulnerable oil assets in Libya and elsewhere outside its Syria stronghold, where the militant group controls about roughly 80 percent of the oil and gas fields, a senior U.S. official said.
Chinese buy up bottles of fresh air from Canada
A Canadian start-up company bottling fresh air from the Rocky Mountains has seen sales to China soar because of rising pollution levels.
Goldman Sachs expects oil prices to fall further as OPEC stands pat
Goldman Sachs sees further weakness for oil due to the worsening of already weak fundamentals after OPEC held back from cutting production at its recent meeting.
Oil in $20s a risk as Citigroup sees crude storage tanks fill up
U.S. oil prices may fall into the $20s if tanks used to store crude start to fill up before producers sufficiently curb output, Citigroup Inc. predicted.
China emerges as a global leader in EVs
It’s an ill wind that doesn’t blow somebody some good, and it’s an ill pollution day that doesn’t have an upside somewhere.
Report: Atlantic drilling would offer $0 to states, not $19 billion
A new report from the Center for a Blue Economy suggests that the southern Atlantic states — Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia — would see little to no benefit from offshore drilling, while putting a critical piece of their economies and lifestyles at risk.
