OPEC ‘very close’ to agreement to stabilize market, Maduro says
OPEC members are close to reaching an agreement on how to stabilize the market, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said after speaking to his counterparts from Iran and Ecuador.
Why can’t you buy E15 in California?
California has a history being the first across the line when it comes to protecting the environment.
Saudi Arabia is buying up America’s oil assets
Saudi Arabia might soon gain control of two major Texas refineries — proving, once again, that American energy independence is impossible.
Alabama, Georgia declare state of emergency after pipeline spill
Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley issued an executive order Thursday declaring a state of emergency in Alabama over concerns about fuel shortages in the wake of a gasoline pipeline spill that released about 250,000 gallons of gasoline and shut down a major pipeline connecting refineries in Houston with the rest of the country.
How did GM create Tesla’s dream car first?
A first affordable long-range electric car, which I drove last month and which blew my mind, is not a Tesla.
Sky’s the limit on Navy’s biofuel focus
U.S. Navy Secretary Ray Mabus has made alternative energy a top priority since taking office in 2009, but this week he took his commitment to new heights, literally.
U.S. shale output drop seen for 11th straight month in October: EIA
U.S. shale production is expected to fall for an 11th consecutive month in October, according to a U.S. government forecast released on Monday, on the back of a two-year global rout in oil markets.
Climate change ‘significant and direct’ threat to U.S. military: reports
The effects of climate change endanger U.S. military operations and could increase the danger of international conflict, according to three new documents endorsed by retired top U.S. military officers and former national security officials.
Earth sets record for hottest August, extending warm streak another month
August 2016 was the warmest such month on record, according to preliminary data released by NASA on Monday. This further ensures that the year will beat 2015 for the dubious title of the warmest year on record.
Here’s one sign that ‘peak oil’ is dead
Google Inc. searches for the idea that once helped propel oil prices to nearly $150 per barrel have dwindled to almost nothing, according to a Sanford C. Bernstein analysis.
