Friday, February 21
Set this view as default?
Yes
No
Set this view as default?
Yes
No
Bernie Sanders just introduced a bill to ban fracking on federal lands. Consider what would and would not happen if anti-frackers like... Read More
Historically, Russia goes to great lengths to hide or disguise its strategic intentions but it clearly feels empowered enough in the Middle... Read More
In a dusty northwest India desert dotted with cows and the occasional camel, a solar-power plant is producing some of the world’s... Read More
Bloomberg Energy this month issued an attention-grabbing report on a serious waste problem with wind turbines: Retired turbine blades are... Read More
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau canceled a scheduled trip to the Caribbean Sunday amid harsh backlash over his government’s... Read More
A coalition of North Brooklyn residents and environmental groups are fighting to stop National Grid’s plan to extend a natural gas... Read More
Germany accounts for nearly one-third of the euro area economy, and its bilateral goods trade with Europe and the U.S. represented last... Read More
Jeff Bezos, founder and CEO of Amazon, announced he was committing $10 billion to a new fund, aimed at fighting climate change. He added the... Read More
It’s hard to recall a Washington idea that has rocketed to prominence as quickly as the "Green New Deal," rookie Democratic... Read More
Pakistan’s hope that the growth of LNG imports would relieve energy-induced constraints on economic growth has been dashed by project... Read More
A a recent report by the Treasury Department inspector general uncovered nearly $74 million in potentially erroneous or fraudulent... Read More
It is hard to know sometimes whether natural gas is in a golden age or a dark age. Gas is often presented as a promising candidate to deliver... Read More
Policymakers in the US and around the world are grappling with how to understand the security implications of an energy system in... Read More
Our Energy Policy held a discussion in the Fall regarding America's overdependence on imports for minerals that are essential to the clean... Read More
Could Shell do more to tackle climate change? Why don't they stop producing oil and gas? And what are the challenges around the transition to... Read More
On this week’s episode of Power Hour I talk with energy expert Jude Clemente about the extent of energy poverty around the world,... Read More
In today's episode, we look at what the coronavirus is doing to Chinese gas demand, and the rare steps China is taking in response; gas... Read More
Gas-based electricity in the U.S. continues its massive buildout. There are many factors to help explain this. Read More
More From Real Clear
RealClearEnergy Thursday
Electric vehicles are only a small percentage of the cars on the road today, but they are already one of the most highly-subsidized ways to... Read More
Banning cars from downtown streets is beginning to catch on in major U.S. cities, with New York and San Francisco moving to free up space for... Read More
Americans increasingly rate this as the best economy since the late 1990s, with a recent surge in optimism, even though many economic metrics... Read More
Rep. Conor Lamb, D-Mt. Lebanon, on Friday condemned legislation that would impose by 2025 a nationwide ban on fracking, a natural gas... Read More
state agency is looking to collect millions of dollars in unpaid natural gas royalties from companies operating in the oil patch following a... Read More
Florida gas prices are continuing to slide downward, falling nine cents in the past 11 days to the lowest level this year. Read More
President Donald Trump’s top energy official said he’s confident that Russia won’t be able to complete the Nord Stream 2... Read More
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s top adviser on climate change warned big businesses that they need to start preparing for harsher... Read More
In July of this year, one of Lauren Jeffrey’s science teachers made an off-hand comment about how climate change could be apocalyptic.... Read More
The Trump administration announced significant new sanctions on Tuesday targeting Rosneft, Russia’s largest oil company, for helping... Read More
Today's Topics
-
Anti-Fracking Politicians: The Ultimate 'Russia Colluders'
- Fiona Hill Educates Democrats: Fracking Hurts Putin
- US LNG Can Punish Russian Meddling
- Russian-Funded Environmental Group Gave Millions to Anti-Fracking Groups
- Putin's Other American Propaganda Effort: Anti-Fracking News
- Impeachment Testimony Describes Putin’s Propaganda War on American Fracking
- Without Fracking for Natural Gas, the US Loses and Putin Wins
- US Says Sanctions Mean Russia Can’t Finish Nord Stream 2 Pipeline
-
Coronavirus
- Coronavirus Could Cost the Global Economy $1.1 Trillion in Lost Income
- The Economic Sector That Could Gain From the Coronavirus
- Coronavirus Will Cause Global Oil Demand to Shrink for the First Time in a Decade
- Coronavirus Fears Leading to Lower Gasoline Prices
- Oil Near 1-Month High on Supply Threats, Easing Demand Woes
- Bakken Could Feel Pinch From Coronavirus as Oil Demand Drops
- From Chernobyl to the Coronavirus
-
Energy Poverty: The World's Forgotten Calamity
- Lack of Modern Energy Increase Health Risk for Rural Women
- Why Energy Poverty is the Real Energy Crisis
- These Kids Need Oil and Natural Gas: 325 Million Children Live on Less Than $2 a Day
- Steep Energy Bills Can Lead Families Into Poverty
- A Better Word of the Year for 2019: Energy Poverty
- Green Politics Promotes Energy Poverty
- 6 Maps Show How Bad Energy Poverty Is
-
International Energy Agency
- IEA: Benefits of Shale Revolution Are Just Beginning
- Global Gas Security Review 2019
- IEA: Europe Saved $8B on Gas Bill in 2018 Due to US LNG
- IEA: Overt Focus on US Shale Decline Rates Misguided, Output Rise Will Continue
- IEA Sees US Shale Squeezing OPEC Influence
- Oil Market Report - January 2020
- Natural Gas Had a Remarkable Year in 2018
- Rupert Darwall
-
US Department of Energy
- EIA Revises Global Oil Demand Growth Down Because of the Coronavirus
- EIA: US Gas Production, Use Will Continue to Rise
- State of Our Union is Strong and the State of American Energy is Strong
- US Natural Gas Use Has Winter and Summer Peaks
- US to Become Net Crude Oil Exporter
- Natural Gas: Lowest February Prices in 20 Yrs
-
The Morality of Oil and Natural Gas
- The US Department Of Energy Says More Oil, More Natural Gas
- Should Electric Car Drivers Pay a Mileage Tax?
- The Pipeline Even 'Environmentalists' Must Support
- Electric Cars Hardly Guaranteed to Beat Oil
- President Obama's Support for Shale Oil, Natural Gas
- Low Natural Gas Prices Lock-In More Demand
- BP’s CEO Chides AOC, Bernie Sanders for Their ‘Completely Unrealistic’ Green New Deal
- Natural Gas and Leading the World in Cutting CO2
-
Grid Security
- DHS Warns of Cyber Threats After Attack on Pipeline Operator
- Situational Awareness for Black Start Recovery
- SEU Survey Sees Discrepancies on Cybersecurity, Stranded Assets
- Energy Sector Cybersecurity Is Vulnerable but Achievable
- House Committee Passes Two Bills to Strengthen Energy Grid Cybersecurity
-
The Divestment Issue
- Why Divestment Fails
- Lamb: Western Pennsylvanians 'Betrayed' by Fracking Ban Legislation
- New Jersey Invests in Fossil Fuels, Shunning Others’ Carbon Pullback
- Divestment Isn’t a Badge of Honor; It’s a Failure of Engagement
- Harvard Divestment Lawsuit Fails for a Second Time
- Why Divestment is a Misguided Policy
-
US Oil and Gas Exports
- US Sanctions Subsidiary of Russia’s Rosneft Over Helping Venezuela's Oil Exports
- US Oil Industry Made History in December
- Reinstating the Crude Export Ban: A Gift to OPEC and Russia
- How China Could Restart the US Oil Export Boom
- The US Still Imports a Lot of Oil
- US LNG Exports Soar in 2019, But Supply Glut Awaits
- US Oil Exports Could Explode After a Power Shift in China
-
ADVERTISEMENT
-
Daily Energy Newsletter
-
Email The Editor
