APGA approve policy resolutions
The American Public Gas Association members approve four policy resolutions at the association’s annual meeting.
The American Public Gas Association members approve four policy resolutions at the association’s annual meeting.
Gina McCarthy, the new Environmental Protection Agency chief has made a speech commenting on climate change and the US economy.
EIA weekly data has shown a more pronounced seasonal rise in gasoline consumption compared to previous years. However, results may be exaggerated by the way in which the organisation estimates figures.
The EPA has announced a settlement with Chevron in which the company has agreed to pay a sum of US$ 384 000 in penalties for violations of the Clean Air Act.
According to a recent report, wages in the renewables sector are increasing faster than any other energy sector.
National Grid anticipates that gas demand will remain below 450 million m3/d this winter. Gas shortage is unlikely.
PIRA Energy Group analysis of oil market fundamentals for the week ending 28th July 2013.
Dr. Fatih Birol, chief economist at the International Energy Agency in Paris, comments on Asia’s energy landscape.
Planned east African refineries are likely to bolster regional relationships according to GlobalData.
The latest downstream news from around the world.
In a recent World Refining Association Survey, 51.7% of respondents quoted global competitiveness as the biggest challenge facing the refining and petrochemical industry.
All employees of the Blue Rhino propane plant, in the town of Tavares, Florida, have now been accounted for following a series of major explosions.
The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries has launched the 48th Annual Statistical Bulletin.
As Venezuela retreats from international commitments following the death of Hugo Chavez, China’s CNPC seizes the opportunity to make significant investments.
The Senate is to begin debate shortly on a new piece of legislation that could help consumers, businesses and the federal government to save money through lower energy usage.