Report: Coal Poised to Regain Some Market Share from Natural Gas
Constraints on the midstream will result in higher gas prices, East Daley says, leading utilities to rely more on cheaper coal.
February 11, 2021
No Ordinary Joe: Manchin’s Pivotal Role on Shale, Climate in a Divided Senate
The West Virginia senator pursues bipartisan solutions and is determined to not let the energy transition leave his constituents behind.
February 8, 2021
EIA: US Energy Consumption Could Take 30 Years to Recover
It will take a while for the energy sector to get to its new ‘normal,’ says the EIA Acting Administrator in the U.S. agency’s annual outlook clouded by the COVID-19 pandemic.
February 3, 2021
IEA: Natural Gas Bounced Back During Brutal 2020
The agency expects global demand growth for 2021, but the market is challenged by a host of uncertainties.
February 2, 2021
Oil and Gas World Perceives Biden’s Orders as a Threat
API and other oil and gas organizations express concern over possible economic and environmental damage caused by Biden’s latest batch of executive orders.
January 27, 2021
Oil and Gas Industry Stung by Biden’s Blow Against KXL
Analysts wonder if the timing portends trouble for infrastructure projects by the oil and gas industry with the new administration.
January 19, 2021
API Chief Seeks Areas to Work with Biden Administration
In his State of American Energy speech, Mike Sommers also addressed climate change and diversity challenges.
January 13, 2021
Fossil Fuels’ Place in a Low-Carbon Future
Companies have made moves toward net-zero operations, but the oil and gas industry still struggles to be liked, executives say.
January 12, 2021
Oil and Gas Outlook 2021: Healing, But Wary
The incoming Biden administration signals an acceleration in the energy transition, while fossil fuel producers count on a COVID-19 vaccine to help demand recover.
December 31, 2020
LNG Tech Trends: Latest LNG Innovations
Here is a sampling of some of the recent LNG technology projects and partnerships.
December 22, 2020