US Oil, Gas Data Suggest Sluggish Demand
High prices may finally be catching up with consumers, though the Omicron variant could be a significant game changer.
Energy
Omicron Could Finally Bring Relief To The Pump
But while commodity prices are plummeting, it may take a bit for consumers to notice because of supply chain issues.
No Fueling: Sugar-Eating Microbes Could One Day Fuel Cars
Genetically modified bacteria that feasts on sugar could one day become a leading biofuel, say experts.
Can A Drone Prevent Disastrous Oil Spills?
A new ‘robot in the sky’ flies to the rescue, monitoring pipelines, railways, forests for signs of impending leaks, fires, theft or explosions.
Weekly Petroleum Data Paints Picture Of US Economic Health
Demand is at the very least holding near pre-pandemic levels despite looming concerns about inflation.
US Prices At The Pump Slowly Starting To Ease
But it doesn’t have all that much to do with White House actions on the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
HomeBiogas Wins UN Deal To Convert Waste In Refugee Camps
Company will supply refugee camps in Africa with systems to convert organic waste into cooking gas and fertilizer.
Proposed Macrogrid Would Improve Reliability And Resilience Of US Electric Power, Study Says
Researchers say the benefits of connecting the eastern and western grids far exceed the projected $50 billion cost.
Oil Watchers Focus On Sentiment
The usual factors that would move the needle for crude oil prices midweek were overshadowed by other high-profile events.