The shale industry could be swallowed by its own debt
The debt that fueled the U.S. shale boom now threatens to be its undoing.
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Transit advocates push drivers to ‘dump the pump’
The American Public Transportation Association (APTA) and the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) have declared Thursday “National Dump The Pump Day” in an effort to boost transit usage in cities across the country.
Mobilizing $4 billion in private-sector support for clean energy Innovation
Today, we’re hosting a Clean Energy Investment Summit at the White House, where we’re announcing $4 billion in independent commitments by major foundations, institutional investors, and others to fund innovative solutions to help fight climate change, including technologies with breakthrough potential to reduce carbon pollution
Fossil fuel divestment: flight from reality
There is a movement afoot to slow the wheels of modern life. A highly emotional, anti-industrial fringe is urging institutions to “divest” — or sell investments in the oil, gas, and coal industries. Their goal is to keep dense, reliable, affordable energy in the ground and out of our lives.
GOP bill would repeal federal ethanol mandate
A new Republican bill introduced Tuesday would completely repeal the federal mandate to blend ethanol into the nation’s gasoline supply.
The retreat of ‘peak oil’
Oil’s dramatic price changes seem baffling. In mid-2014, crude prices averaged around $100 a barrel; now, they’re gyrating between $50 and $60. Over the same period, U.S. gasoline prices have dipped from more than $3.50 a gallon to around $2.50. With the world economy slowly recovering, why have prices collapsed?
Hey California … Why wait until 2030 if you want to meet energy and environment goals? Ethanol can make it happen now!
The solution doesn’t require significant engine conversion; it doesn’t require futuristic technology or not-yet-available innovation. It merely requires taking the blinders off, and the gags out of public officials’ mouths to inform the public that they should use more ethanol in their gasoline-powered vehicles, and ethanol-based bio-diesel in their diesel-powered vehicles.
Oil price fall and limits on use of crops hits biofuels industry
The past year has brought a welcome surge in investment and growth for the renewable energy industry — with one very large exception: biofuels.
The oil glut is getting even bigger
OPEC is producing one million barrels more than the official target OPEC ministers agreed to last week.
The beginning of the end for the oil age
In coming years, presuming no substantial geopolitical shocks, oil demand will struggle to keep pace with oil supply, keeping pressure on oil prices.
