Energy in America

De Blasio's absence during blackout prompts ire from New Yorkers.

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The storm also cut nearly 62 percent of natural gas production in the Gulf region, according to the BSEE.

Power was restored to all 72,000 customers in New York City early Sunday after a massive outage left a portion of Manhattan’s West Side in the dark — causing canceled shows, traffic jams and chaos in the subway system for hours.

U.S. oil producers have evacuated oil platform workers from 257 offshore facilities and seven rigs.

U.S. oil producers in the Gulf of Mexico have cut more than half their output because of a Tropical Storm Barry,

The incident came at a time of heightened tensions over Iran's unraveling nuclear agreement with world powers.

A decline in U.S. inventories also gave a boost to oil prices.

It’s no secret that Texas is oil country, and a new analysis found the energy sector directly or indirectly supports about one in every six jobs in the state.

PG&E knew that power lines in Northern California could fail and spark potentially dangerous wildfires, but the company delayed repairs for years before the massive blaze that killed 85 people, a Wall Street Journal report stated.

Andarko's total Gulf output averaged 166,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day in the first quarter.

The bottom line is the growth in U.S. energy has not only been economically sound policy, but it also has served the environment well. Yet it won’t be enough for some Democrats who want to declare a 'climate emergency.'

EIA also projected U.S. petroleum and other liquid fuels consumption would rise to 20.70 million bpd in 2019.

She is one of three Democrats sponsoring a climate emergency declaration.