US gas prices rise as states reopen
Regular-grade gasoline rose 11 cents over the past two weeks
Tesla canceling solar roof orders for some customers who already paid: Report
Tesla debuted its solar roof tile in 2017 with $1,000 pre-order deposits.
US wholesale prices rise 0.4% in May led by food and energy
U.S. wholesale prices rose 0.4% in May, led by gains in the cost of food and energy.
Trump administration cuts oil, gas fees in hundreds of cases
The Trump administration has awarded energy companies hundreds of breaks on payments.
Coronavirus shutdown to drop US power consumption to record low
As businesses shuttered and Americans stayed in, power was not in great demand.
US sets plan to expand sanctions against tankers
The Trump administration, expanding an effort to choke off oil and fuel trade between Iran and Venezuela, is readying new sanctions against dozens of tankers.
US frackers to zero in on richest oil fields after coronavirus
The sprawling Permian Basin oil field straddling Texas and New Mexico is securing its place at the center of U.S. oil production as companies concentrate on their richest targets.
Enacting new sanctions against Iran is necessary: Rep. Greg Steube
Rep. Greg Steube on Iran sanction package targeting terrorism, the Middle East, Russia and China
Chesapeake Energy readying bankruptcy filing: Report
Shares of the ailing company nearly tripled in the regular trading day, with investors also enduring 22 trading halts for volatility during the session.
BP to cut 10,000 jobs worldwide amid coronavirus pandemic
Energy company BP says that its global workforce will be trimmed by 10,000 jobs amid the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
OPEC, allied nations extend nearly 10M barrel cut by a month
OPEC and allied nations agreed Saturday to extend a production cut of nearly 10 million barrels of oil a day through the end of July, hoping to boost energy prices hard-hit by the coronavirus pandemic.
OPEC, Russia to extend record oil cuts to end of July: Draft deal
OPEC+ had initially agreed in April that it would cut supply by 9.7 million barrels per day during May-June to prop up prices that collapsed due to the coronavirus crisis.
PG&E Corp preparing $11 billion debt financing: investor
California utility PG&E Corp is preparing an $11 billion debt-financing package as it prepares to exit from its bankruptcy, an investor involved with the company's funding plan said on Friday, sending its shares up more than 12 percent
OPEC+ to meet Saturday on extending cuts, pushing for compliance
Cuts have been due to taper to 7.7 million bpd from July to December
PG&E critics urge judge to reject utility's bankruptcy plan
Pacific Gas & Electric's proposal to pay $25.5 billion for a series of deadly Northern California wildfires ignited by its equipment faced a final barrage of resistance from critics Thursday, who told a federal judge that the plan will do more to enrich savvy investors than help fire victims rebuild their lives.
Ex-Enron CEO Skilling launching second act: digital marketplace for oil investors
Former Enron CEO Jeffrey Skilling, released last year after a 14-year prison term stemming from the energy firm's collapse, is raising funds to launch a digital marketplace catering to professional oil and gas investors.
Market is driven by emotion during rebound: Expert
Phil Orlando, David Nicholas and Gary Kaltbaum on the stock market rebound
Auto loans at lowest rates since 2013: Edmunds
It marks the lowest average interest rate since August 2013
Trump administration tables more oil and gas lease sales
Officials postponed the sale oil and gas leases in several states.
Oil: WTI, Brent & the battle for world dominance
The stories of WTI and Brent crude -- each an oil market benchmark -- reflect decades-long shifts in global demand for crude.

















