Tesla just passed GM to become America’s most valuable carmaker
Elon Musk’s Tesla Inc. surpassed General Motors Co. to become America’s most valuable carmaker, eclipsing a company whose well-being was once viewed as interdependent with the nation’s.
Analyst says crude could surge nearly 20 percent within months
Get ready to open up your wallet a lot wider at the gas pump. A major Wall Street bank is reiterating its bullish call on crude oil, as the fossil fuel sits at four week highs following this week’s U.S. missile attack on Syria.
The Army could save hydrogen cars from a premature death
The military isn’t put off by the high price of hydrogen-fueled vehicles and their lack of charging infrastructure.
Nearly 40 percent of the oil we consume is imported
How is that possible? Let’s break it down.
Flight turbulence to get three times more common because of CO2
Turbulence strong enough to bounce unbuckled passengers around an aircraft cabin could become three times more common as carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere rise, experts predict.
Kuwait is best off, Nigeria worst in Fitch’s 2017 oil break-even
Kuwait’s in the best position of major oil exporting nations in the Middle East, Africa and parts of Europe to have a balanced government budget this year with oil forecast to average $52.50 a barrel, according to Fitch Ratings Ltd.
Thousands of defects found on oil train routes
When a freight train derailed in the Montana town of Culbertson, spilling 27,000 gallons of crude oil, investigators blamed the 2015 accident on defective or missing fasteners used to hold the tracks in place.
Industry and environmentalists can both win on fuel economy. Here’s how.
Environmentalists are picking the wrong fight. There is a deal to be made on fuel economy that reduces costs for the auto industry and still cuts massive amounts of oil consumption both in the near and long term. The re-opened review provides the launching point.
A squabble at Iraq’s oldest oil field could rock global supplies
A territorial dispute in northern Iraq threatens to disrupt oil output at a field containing as much crude as Norway, even as U.S.-backed forces prepare what could be a decisive blow against Islamic State militants in the nearby city of Mosul.
DOE study: Military veterans make up nearly one-fifth of ethanol industry workforce
A new Department of Energy (DOE) study on employment in the U.S. energy sector shows that America’s ethanol industry employs a significantly larger share of military veterans than any other segment of the energy industry.
