Oil Falls Below $49 A Barrel Amid China Concerns
In 2014 oil prices were above $100 a barrel; now experts say getting above $50 will be difficult with excess supply and a possible economic slowdown.
Oil Prices Jump 10%, In Biggest One-Day Gain In Over Six Years
Analysts suggest that Thursday's jump is unlikely to lead to an upward price trend in global oil prices, which have been at historic lows in recent months.
Gas Prices 2015: Fuel Drops To 99 Cents A Gallon In Ohio, Causes Traffic Jam
The station owner said the sale was a promotion to celebrate updates to the store.
Saudi Arabia Oil Prices Plunge After China 'Black Monday,' Business Leaders Debate Production Restrictions
“Oil just can’t stop sliding and local investors are very worried about where the bottom is,” said Sebastien Henin, head of asset management at the National Investor in Abu Dhabi.
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Crude Crash Impacts India’s Efforts To Boost Self-Sufficiency: Report
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Oil Prices Plunge In Longest Losing Streak Since The 1980s; Could Stay Below $40
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US Crude Oil Prices Tumble Below $40 For First Time Since Global Economic Crisis
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Dow Jones Industrial Average Plunges 200 Points On Global Growth Fears
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AI Data Centre Electricity Demand Increasing US Utility Bills, Putting Households in Debt
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Oil prices tumbled to six-year lows Wednesday, weighing on the energy sector ahead of the Federal Reserve's latest meeting minutes.
Japan To Start First Nuclear Reactor Under New Safety Rules After 2011 Fukushima Disaster
All operable commercial reactors in Japan are now subject to the Nuclear Regulation Authority's safety checks before they can resume operations.
China And Iran Weigh $1 Billion Deal To Swap Chengdu J-10 Fighter Jets For Major Oil Field
Saudi Arabia and Israel believe that Iran will increase oil production and begin spending heavily on weapons after economic sanctions are lifted.
Brazil Hiroshima Atomic Bomb Survivors Protest: Nuclear Power Expansion Should Stop, Group Says
The South American nation, which has the largest Japanese community outside Japan, is looking to build more reactors.
Obama Energy Speech: It's Possible To Be 'Too Late When It Comes To Climate Change'
President Obama released the final version of his plan to enforce stronger limitations to state carbon dioxide emissions, mandating a 32 percent cut from 2005 levels by 2030.
Royal Dutch Shell To Axe 6,500 Jobs As Oil Prices Slump
The company, which announced its quarterly results on Thursday, reported a 35 percent drop in its earnings.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Soars Nearly 200 Points As Energy Rebounds
Economists await a Wednesday statement from the U.S. Federal Reserve that could shed light on plans to raise interest rates.
Clinton Announces Energy Plan, Wants to Install A Half-Billion Solar Panels By End Of First Term
Hillary Clinton announced her energy and climate plan on Sunday, setting lofty goals for renewable energy.
Recession Drove Drop In US Emissions Between 2007 And 2013, Not Natural Gas
Reduction in U.S. carbon dioxide emissions between 2007 and 2013 can be attributed to a drop in economic activity during that period, a new study finds.
Iran Nuclear Deal: China To Build 2 Nuclear Power Plants For Islamic Republic Following Landmark Agreement
Following last week's landmark agreement, China -- long an advocate for the Islamic nation -- will build two of its four planned nuclear plants.
Climate Change In France: Energy Law Reducing Carbon Emissions And Nuclear Dependency To Be Approved By French Parliament
“It’s the most advanced law of its kind among industrial countries.”
Greek Debt Crisis: Prime Minister Tsipras Culls Cabinet Of Rebel Ministers Who Voted Against His Bailout Package; Greece Gets EU Loan
As Germany and the European Union made advances toward finalizing the Greek bailout, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras cleaned house.
Solar Impulse 2: Solar-Powered Plane Grounded In Hawaii Until 2016 Due To Busted Batteries
An attempt to fly the Solar Impulse 2 around the globe is delayed until April 2016 as engineers replace overheated batteries.
OPEC Says Growing Oil Demand, Slower US Production In 2016 Will Balance Global Oil Market
The Saudi Arabia-led oil cartel said it expects world oil demand to grow by 1.34 million barrels per day in 2016.
Oil Prices Stabilize After Massive Selloff, But Outlook Remains Weak
Since June 1, forward prices for Brent January 2017 delivery have fallen by $6.5 per barrel to around $63.40.
Oil Prices Plunge 7% On Contagion Fears Following Greek Referendum
Developments in Iran, China, the U.S. and Greece combined to hammer global crude oil prices.
Iran Could Double Crude Oil Exports If Western Sanctions Lifted In Nuclear Deal: Report
Iranian officials say the country's oil exports could reach 2.3 million barrels a day should the West remove sanctions.
Japan Power Group Aims To Cut CO2 Emissions By A Third Through Nuclear Energy: Report
Japan has found itself increasingly reliant on imported fossil fuels since it shuttered its nuclear reactors after the Fukushima disaster.
NASA Satellite Images Show China Building A Massive Solar Power Plant In The Middle Of The Gobi Desert
Beijing has promised to drastically reduce its level of carbon emissions within 20 years.
In Latest Sign Of America's Rooftop Solar Boom, Sunrun Inc Files For $100M IPO
The San Francisco solar company filed for its initial public offering amid falling solar costs and rising U.S. demand.
Renewable Energy To Topple Fossil Fuel With $8 Trillion Investment Surge By 2040: Report
Solar, wind and other "clean power" technologies will draw $8 trillion in investment by 2040, nearly double the amount for fossil fuels, BNEF forecasts.
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