Are oil production hikes the sole defense against crude’s lows?
The only way for oil producers to cope with the low price of crude is to hike rather than cut production, an industry analyst told CNBC.
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Fact or fiction?: Natural gas will reduce global warming pollution
A drop in U.S. carbon dioxide pollution in recent years stems from burning natural gas instead of coal. Or does it?
Support fuel choice for a chance to win a $50 gift card
Pearson Fuels is a big believer in the power of drivers like you choosing better alternatives, and they’re celebrating new contracts with five stations in the Sacramento area by offering E85 for 85 cents per gallon on Wednesday August 12 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. If you have a flex-fuel vehicle, you can save […]
G20 countries pay over $1,000 per citizen in fossil fuel subsidies, says IMF
Subsidies for fossil fuels amount to $1,000 (£640) a year for every citizen living in the G20 group of the world’s leading economies, despite the group’s pledge in 2009 to phase out support for coal, oil and gas.
Governors announce American Ethanol pump labeling initiative
Governors of the nation’s top two ethanol-producing states jointly announced the launch of a statewide pump labeling initiative to promote the American Ethanol brand.
A new fight over oil shows why it’s so hard to keep Iraq from splintering
Iraq’s Kurdish region has begun to sell oil independently of the central government, a move that is exacerbating divisions in the country as it struggles to turn back Islamic State militants.
AAA gets it wrong again
Once again, AAA has shown its ignorance on issues when it comes to the importance of consumer choice, American jobs and homegrown fuel.
What do your country’s emissions look like?
It’s important to also fully understand the current state of global emissions.
World’s glaciers are melting faster today than any time in history
The world’s glaciers are losing ice at a faster pace so far this century than at any time since record-keeping began more than 120 years ago, according to a new study that says glacial melt is a worldwide phenomenon and will continue even if the world stopped warming any further than it already has.
Tesla cuts annual production forecast; second-quarter loss widens
Tesla Motors Inc.’s second-quarter loss nearly tripled as it invested in launching a sport utility vehicle, releasing new versions of its flagship Model S sports sedan and constructing a giant battery plant near Reno.
