ConocoPhillips Set to Become First U.S. Major to Sign Post-War Syria Gas Deal
Banks Slash Oil Price Forecasts After U.S.-Iran Breakthrough
World’s Largest Tanker Operator Cautions Against Hormuz Rush
India’s ONGC Considers Resuming Venezuela Oil Operations
Qatar Eyes Quick LNG Restart Once Hormuz Reopens
Dubai and Murban Crude Signal End of Middle East Supply Crunch
Europe Wary of Sending Hormuz Aid as Questions Linger
Oil Drops Over 2% to 3-Month Low as Markets Weigh US-Iran Peace Deal
US Grid’s $1 Trillion Problem Could Equal a $1 Billion Payout for Power CEOs
Spot Oil Premiums Slip to Pre-War Levels After US-Iran Deal, But Shipping Angst Provides Floor
Power Shift: Trump’s Energy Agenda Sparks Cautious Optimism, Climate Concerns
Tuesday’s election, which will return Donald Trump to the White House and grant the U.S. Senate a Republican majority, could have sizeable implications for the power industry. In reactions sent…
Advancing Carbon Capture: Supreme Court Ruling and Innovative Solutions for Reducing Emissions
As global efforts intensify to mitigate climate change, carbon capture has emerged as a vital technology to curb greenhouse gas emissions. Power generation, a major source of global carbon dioxide…
A Breakdown of Cuba’s Grid Collapse and Recovery Efforts
Cuba is in the throes of a severe energy crisis, driven by fuel supply disruptions and compounded by obstacles in securing vital technologies and supplies needed to modernize and operate…
Power Demand from Data Centers Keeping Coal-Fired Plants Online
The power generation sector is looking at numerous ways to provide enough electricity to satisfy demand from data centers. Bloomberg Intelligence recently said its research shows data centers, buildings filled…
Questions Arise About Private Equity Involvement in Purchase of Gavin Coal-Fired Plant
Dennis Wamsted and Seth Feaster at the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis recently wrote a commentary looking at Energy Capital Partners’ (ECP) deal to take over ownership of…
Supreme Court Clears Way for Limits on Power Plant Mercury, Methane Emissions
The U.S. Supreme Court has said that rules requiring power plants burning fossil fuels to reduce emissions of toxic substances can stand, dealing a blow to several Republican-led states and…
