Biden Seeks More Oil From OPEC; Proposes New Regulation of U.S. Oil Industry
Energy policy and climate change were center stage this week as world leaders met to discuss strategies to save the world from global warming. The...
Consumers Begin to Question New Energy Policies
Cushing, Oklahoma sits about halfway between Oklahoma City and Tulsa, a few miles north of Interstate 44. In most cases, you probably would not plan...
Petroleum Prices Head Higher as Inventories Tighten Further
Petroleum prices edged higher this week. Crude oil peaked mid-week closing at $83.87 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange on Wednesday but dropped...
Texas Blessed with Plentiful Energy Resources
Texas has a long history of being the leading energy producing state. Oil has been king for more than a century. Natural gas became a...
New Energy Platforms Create Changes for Producers and Consumers
Global energy issues heated up this week as crude oil and natural gas prices rose, a government study predicted further increases in energy consumption globally,...
The Cost and Pain of Government Mandated Energy Changes
Crude oil and natural gas prices have recovered from the historic collapse in global demand last year because of the Covid-19 pandemic. This week Brent...
Many Changes Proposed in Electric Grid in Texas
The winter storm that swept through Texas in February reaffirmed the absolute necessity for a safe and reliable energy supply for Texans. The extreme cold...
EIA Forecasts Increased Demand for Petroleum
Even though roughly 10 percent of the crude oil and natural gas production in the U.S. has been lost during the past two weeks because...
Hurricane Ida Damages Petroleum Facilities
While Hurricane Ida was cutting a path of destruction through the Gulf of Mexico this week, OPEC oil ministers were meeting to discuss oil production...
COVID-19 Resurgence Impacts Crude Oil and Gasoline
Crude oil and gasoline prices in the U.S. have been meandering up and down for several weeks as traders try to get a solid grip...
