This article was published by the US Energy Information Administration on Oct. 13, 2022. By Elesia Fasching, Owen Comstock, Ornella Kaze We expect that most U.S. households will spend more money on energy this winter [Read more]
Rating: High school and post-secondary Summary: Markham interviews researcher Henry Penn, University of Calgary and The Arctic Institute of North America’s Kluane Lake Research Station, about an exciting new greenhouse research project in SW Yukon [Read more]
Most of the US, with the exception of California, Florida, Hawaii and Alaska is expected to experience colder than normal temperatures in the middle of November. The forecast has boosted natural gas prices. ACityMadeByPeople.com photo [Read more]
The Rhine River, which runs northwest from Switzerland through Germany, France, and the Netherlands into the North Sea, is a major petroleum product transportation corridor. Getty Images photo. Higher prices for petroleum products imports due to [Read more]
In natural gas markets, the prospects of a natural gas glut, which was commonly heard within the energy industry not that long ago, has vanished following last winter’s tight market, and is being replaced by [Read more]
The US Energy Information Administration reports that heading into winter, US natural gas storage levels will be at their lowest end-of-October level since 2005. Shutterstock photo. US natural gas storage used to balance seasonal fluctuations [Read more]
The US Energy Information Administration says it expects US home heating bills to be higher this winter, compared to last winter due to the rising costs of heating fuels. iStock photo by Grzegorz Kieca. Higher heating [Read more]
Harsh winter conditions as well as Canadian railways’ recent volume growth have stranded some Alberta oil shipments. CP Rail photo. Stranded Alberta oil shipments have led to plummeting crude prices Bloomberg reports a shortage of [Read more]
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