Photo above shows reclaimed oil sands tailings pond. Syncrude Canada photo. Oil sands tailings ponds hold over 340 billion gallons of waste Environmentalists are concerned a recent ruling by the Alberta Energy Regulator green-lighting the [Read more]
Alexander Novak says rises in oil prices could be due to cold winter On Tuesday, oil prices fell from three year highs on profit taking, but healthy demand and the OPEC supply cut agreement helped [Read more]
Hedge funds now hold more than 10 long positions in crude and fuels for every short position By John Kemp LONDON, Jan 16 – Hedge funds and other money managers have boosted their bullish position [Read more]
This article was originally posted on brookings.edu on Jan. 9, 2018 US oil and gas deregulation hits feverish pitch in January By Samantha Gross In the last few days, the Trump administration’s oil and gas [Read more]
Company to shift investment from sedans, ICEs to trucks and Ford EVs Ford Motor Company says it plans to increase its investments in electric vehicles to $11 billion by 2022 when it plans to include [Read more]
Oil prices sit near three-year highs Oil prices rose slightly on Monday as supply cuts by OPEC and some non-OPEC members participating in the cartel’s output reduction pact have helped tighten the market. By 1:41 [Read more]
RNC Minerals looking to build Dumont mine near Amos, QC Canadian mining company RNC Minerals is planning to build the world’s largest nickel and cobalt project next year. The company is currently lining up commodity [Read more]
NAFTA deadline could be extended beyond March After learning that US President Donald Trump is open to extending talks to modernize NAFTA, Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland says Canada is prepared to spend as much [Read more]
T. Boone Pickens suffered series of strokes in late 2016 In a letter posted on LinkedIn on Friday, T. Boone Pickens says “Today, I’ve decided to walk off the job for a third time and [Read more]
Oil prices up slightly Friday Oil prices rose slightly on Friday and are on track for a fourth straight week of gains, but fell short of a three-year high posted on Thursday. By 12:40 p.m. [Read more]
This article was published by The Energy Collective on Dec. 28, 2017 The Electrifying Path to Decarbonization — Part 3 By Dylan Heerema Canada has focused its efforts on reducing carbon pollution from the electricity grid [Read more]
US fuel economy expected to be higher for 2017 models US fuel economy for 2016 car and truck models hit a record high of 24.7 miles per gallon (mpg), according to a report released by [Read more]
Few polled in survey expect oil prices to be below $55/barrel or above $85/barrel by 2020 By John Kemp LONDON, Jan 11 – Oil prices are expected to remain close to current levels, averaging around $60 [Read more]
Oil prices up on surprise drop in US production, US crude stocks On Thursday, oil prices reached their highest levels since 2014 as the global crude market continued to tighten and OPEC pact participants said [Read more]
Offshore drilling for all US coasts ok’d by Trump last week Reuters reports that governors and other officials from a number of US coastal states are pressuring the Trump administration to exempt their waters from [Read more]
FERC decision good for gas and renewables firms, most utilities, free-market advocates, business groups By John Kemp LONDON, Jan 10 (Reuters) – Federal regulators in the United States have declined to act on a proposal [Read more]
Oil prices up more than 13 per cent since early December Oil prices rose on Wednesday after data from the US Energy Information Administration showed crude stocks in the United States fell more than analysts [Read more]
Tesla solar roof generates electricity without traditional rooftop panels On Tuesday, Tesla Inc reported manufacturing of its solar roof tiles began at the company’s Buffalo, New York factory in December. The Palo Alto-based company says [Read more]
Oil prices rise as OPEC cuts more output than promised Oil prices rose on Tuesday to levels not seen since December 2014 on the OPEC supply cut pact and analysts’ expectations of a decline in [Read more]
The Electrifying Path to Decarbonization — Part 2 By Dylan Heerema Electrification of heating and cooling in homes and buildings offers many benefits to consumers — and can significantly reduce carbon pollution from the built environment. [Read more]
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