Energy in America

The $9 billion project, which would move up to 830,000 barrels of crude oil daily from the province of Alberta to Nebraska, has been delayed by legal issues. 

Under President-elect Joe Biden's attempts to “phase out” natural gas, petroleum, and coal, the prices we pay for energy will go up.

The Federal Aviation Administration has approved the nation's first-ever fully automated commercial drone flights.

Oil majors bet offering more fresh food and services at gas-station stores can help offset declining oil income.

Federal prosecutors in Boston on Thursday charged Gang Chen, a Chinese-born mechanical engineer and nanotechnologist, with wire fraud, failing to file a foreign bank account report (FBAR) and making a false statement in a tax return. 

U.S. energy independence, a cornerstone of Trump's administration, is being watered down.

Out of the 36 responses, 19 business leaders, or 53%, said they are doing slightly or much worse than pre-pandemic compared to 15 business leaders, or 42%, who say they are doing slightly or much better and two, or 5%, who say they are doing the same. 

U.S. crude oil production has fallen 2 million barrels per day in the last year

Supporters of drilling have viewed development as a way to bolster oil production, generate revenue and create or sustain jobs

Investors focusing on the likelihood of tighter supplies after Saudi Arabia unilaterally agreed to cut output.

French tire maker Michelin said on Wednesday it would cut up to 2,300 jobs over three years as part of a new simplification and competitiveness plan in France, adding this would involve neither layoffs nor plant closures.

Environmental groups and the indigenous people of northeastern Alaska sought a preliminary injunction to block the sale in the ecologically sensitive area

Republicans David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler, both incumbents, have presented themselves as a firewall against socialism.

Rep. Steve Scalise, R-La., the House minority whip, objected to what he described as “Soviet-style” rule changes.

Credits tied to carbon emissions are having a banner year despite a record drop in output from the power plants and steel mills that need them to operate.

For energy, 2021 is shaping up to be a year of contradictions.