Oil and gas producers and oilfield services companies in the Dallas Federal Reserve district are preparing for a second half of the year that looks increasingly gloomy.
Short interest in solar stocks was mixed in the two-week period ending June 14. Alternative energy stocks, however, were more attractive to short sellers.
Short interest rose among integrated oil and gas producers in the two-week reporting period that ended June 14. Short sellers boosted their short positions in one company by a full third.
A seven-week streak of steadily falling gasoline pump prices could be over. Increased tensions between the United States and Iran, a refinery explosion in Philadelphia and some optimism related to U.S. relations with China…
Three early morning explosions at a refinery in Philadelphia caused only a few minor injuries but could push gasoline prices higher as the summer driving season approaches its peak.
The U.S. EPA has repealed the Obama-era Clean Power Plan and replaced it with a new plan that looks more favorably on coal-fired electricity generation. Should we expect that to save the coal industry?
The Canadian government has granted authority to complete the expansion of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline system. Not all Canadians and certainly not all native First Nations are pleased, to say the least.
There has been big news in the world of electric power in recent days. The electric capacity of clean and renewable energy has now surpassed the electric capacity of coal for the first time…
Global investment in electricity generation will reach $13.3 trillion between now and 2050. Demand for electricity to power new cars and trucks will drive much of the demand.
Pump prices for regular gasoline fell by more than 6 cents a gallon last week and could continue the downward trend in most states right through the Independence Day holiday.
In April, U.S. electricity generation capacity from renewable sources inched past coal-fired capacity. The gap was slow but it will grow. The question remains whether it will grow fast enough.