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Trump Efforts to Help US Coal Undercut by Export Drop During Trade War

China has stopped importing U.S. coal, accounting for most of a 14% decline in U.S. coal exports so far this year. read more >
Energy / Manufacturing

Drilling Reawakens In Fayetteville Shale

Flywheel Energy Development LLC of Oklahoma City applied for permits to drill three wells in Cleburne County, the first new wells in the region in seven years. read more >
Government & Politics

US Agency Forecasts Falling Oil, Gasoline Prices

The U.S. Energy Information Administration expects lower oil and gasoline prices for 2025 and 2026, along with rising electricity consumption and increased solar power generation. read more >
Energy / Government & Politics

Utility-Scale Battery Use Increases in the US

Utility-scale battery energy storage systems have been growing quickly as a source of electric power. read more >
Energy / Government & Politics / Transportation

Drivers to Spend Less Income on Gasoline This Year, Forecasters Say

The July report did not reflect any effects from Hurricane Beryl. read more >
Energy / Government & Politics

US Expects Gasoline, Crude Oil Prices to Remain Flat

The forecast expects domestic retail gasoline prices to average near $3.70 per gallon through September, “which is similar to prices during the same period last year.” read more >
Energy / Transportation

Oil and Gasoline Prices to Rise, Forecast Says

Crude oil production cuts by oil-exporting countries are starting to take a toll on global inventories and U.S. gasoline prices. read more >
Energy

US Oil, Gas Production Set Records in December, EIA Says

Domestic consumption of natural gas had a record month in January due to a stretch of brutal winter weather. read more >
Energy / Government & Politics / Manufacturing

Solar Power, Crude Oil Production Expected to Rise Through 2025

Global fuel consumption is expected to grow more slowly, along with global liquid fuel production. read more >
Energy / Government & Politics

US Foresees Lower Gas Prices This Winter

Government forecasts expect oil and natural gas prices to fall this winter season, which has been warmer than usual so far. The U.S. Energy Information Administration lowered its Henry Hub […] read more >
Energy

US Predicts Lower Heating Bills, Rising Oil Prices

The U.S. Energy Information Administration released its Winter Fuels Outlook report. read more >
Energy / Transportation

Oil Prices Surge, Along With Electricity Use

In a forecast released Tuesday, the EIA projected Brent crude oil prices averaging $85 a barrel. Prices have been rising since June, largely thanks to a strategic cut in production by Saudi Arabia and a growing demand globally. read more >
Energy

Forecast Predicts Higher Oil, Decline in Coal

Crude oil prices are expected to aver $78 per barrel in July and rise to around $80 in the fourth quarter of this year. read more >
Energy

OPEC+ Cuts to Put Pressure On Gasoline Prices, EIA Says

Meanwhile, global liquid fuel consumption is predicted to rise between 1% and 2% over 2023 levels. read more >
Energy

Natural Gas Use to Rise This Summer, US Predicts

Coal consumption in the electric power sector is expected to decline by 13%. read more >
An industrial manometer showing gas distribution pressure in a pipeline
Energy / Government & Politics

Falling Natural Gas Prices to Benefit Arkansans, Summit Says

Residential customers can expect a 69.5 cent rate per cubic foot of natural gas, down 43% from last winter’s rate and down nearly 27% from last summer. read more >
An industrial manometer showing gas distribution pressure in a pipeline
Energy

Natural Gas Use and Prices Falling, US Projects

The U.S. is expected to end the winter months with 25% more natural gas than it had in storage at the same point last year. read more >
Energy

US Energy Outlook Foresees Falling Fuel Prices

In projections issued Tuesday, the EIA expects overall domestic energy use to rise by 1% in 2024, with global crude oil inventories rising over the next two years. read more >
A Love's gas station displays its fuel prices last October in Lost Hills, California.
Agriculture & Poultry / Business Services / Construction

Retail Gasoline Prices Climb

Gasoline prices in the United States, pushed up by the Russian war against Ukraine, have hit highs not seen since 2008 read more >
Business Services / Energy / Investments

Will the Trucking Boom Be Long Haul?

Freight demand emerges as a possible impediment to industry's momentum. read more >