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Crude Oil

EU Mulling Russian Oil Ban, Causing Crude to rise more than 7%

By Erik Anderson on March 22, 2022

Oil prices rose more than 7% on Monday, with global benchmark Brent crossing $115 a barrel, as European Union countries debated whether to join the...

Reasons Oil Crashed to Below $100 Again

By Erik Anderson on March 17, 2022

Energy markets have entered correction mode, with prices substantially lower, following a wild three-week rise. Brent has lost 30% of its value since its intra-day...

Gas Prices Spike as Support for Russian Oil Ban Grows

By William Pitt on March 9, 2022

Gas Prices have spiked to over $4 a gallon as energy markets are rocked by Russia's war in Ukraine, something that may be aggravated further...

US Crude Tops $130 a Barrel

By Erik Anderson on March 7, 2022

In Sunday evening trade, U.S. Crude oil rose more than 7% as the market continued to react to supply problems caused by Russia's escalating invasion...

Oil prices drop after the ship in Suez Canal is partially freed

By Erik Anderson on February 28, 2022

The prices of the oil are dropping after the Ever Given container ship was partially freed in the Suez Canal. This gives rise that a...

During February’s catastrophic Winter Storm, dozens of natural gas providers failed to fill out paperwork that would have prevented their energy from being cut off.…

Power & Energy

Maine Consumer Solar Power Bills get Offers to be Lowered

By Danny Meltzer on March 16, 2022

An increasing number of businesses are promoting the advantages of community solar projects to electric consumers searching for a solution to cut their rates. They...

Solar Panels Can be Cleaned without Water

By Danny Meltzer on March 15, 2022

Solar power is predicted to account for 10% of worldwide electricity output by 2030, with much of it concentrated in desert areas where sunshine is...

Fighting Climate Change Via Green Change is Too Expensive

By Danny Meltzer on February 22, 2022

The expense of energy is spiralling out of control. Gas is over $1 higher per gallon than it was a year ago. This winter, Americans...

The Fort Sill Plant is in Risk after Regulators Cost Recovery

By Danny Meltzer on February 14, 2022

The regulators allowed a 60 million dollar scheme to equip Fort Sill with backup power to maintain the post-independent for up to two weeks, but...

Non-Fungible Tokens Market Surges

By Danny Meltzer on February 11, 2022

The Non-Fungible Tokens market surged to new highs in the second quarter, with $2.5 billion in sales so far this year, up from just $13.7...

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Rule Passed in Texas to Prevent Power Cut in Winter Storms