Energy
Chevron Moves to Take Over Russia’s Most Prized Iraqi Oil Field
Back in February, U.S. oil and gas giant Chevron signed four preliminary agreements with Iraq’s Oil Ministry, which underscored that…
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Energy Costs Are Driving U.S. Inflation, and Wages Aren’t Keeping Up
Inflation rates remain blistering high across the United States. The Bureau of Labor Statistics’s most recent Consumer Price Index, released…
Energy
The Middle East’s Next Energy Boom Has Nothing to Do With Oil
A new Middle East energy system came into view at the Energy Trading Week Middle East conference in Dubai last…
Energy
Petrobras’ Deepwater Push Sets Off a Race for Offshore Vessels
Recently, we reported that the Middle East conflict and subsequent closure of the Strait of Hormuz has triggered an unprecedented…
Energy
Europe’s Power Demand Returns to Growth
Despite weakening industrial activity and high energy costs, European electricity demand is bucking years of flailing power consumption. Rising electrification…
Energy
Colombia’s Critical Minerals Could Be a Game Changer for America
Since taking office, Colombia’s far-right president, Abelardo de la Espriella, has moved aggressively to restore ties with Washington after relations…
Energy
The Sulfur Crisis Threatening the World’s Food Supply
Sulfur has become an indispensable element for the modern industrial system, including agriculture. Before the outbreak of the Iran war,…
Energy
UK Pays Record Sums to Balance Grid as Transmission Falls Behind
The UK is among the most ambitious states when it comes to a transition to a net-zero economy. Also, the…
Energy
Why Invading Iran Could Become America’s Biggest Military Mistake
The ghosts of Baghdad and Kabul should be enough to silence any talk of sending American troops into Iran. Yet…
Energy
New Oil Fields Should Have to Build the Carbon Storage Market
The debate over new oil and gas fields usually ends in a familiar deadlock. Industry argues that production will still…