Haley Zaremba

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• Are Bitcoin’s Environmental Risks Overblown?

  Published 17 April 2021 | viewed 1,694 times

  Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have received a lot of negative attention in recent months and years for their absolutely staggering energy consumption. Bitcoin alone consumes…

• The Permian Faces An Empty Pipeline Crisis

  Published 15 April 2021 | viewed 22,585 times

  Just a few short years ago, the United States was producing more shale oil than ever, pumping as much and as quickly as they could…

• The World Still Needs Hundreds Of Billions Of Barrels Of Oil

  Published 14 April 2021 | viewed 7,301 times

  Has peak oil demand already come and gone? That’s an exceptionally hard question to answer. There are some experts that say unequivocally, yes. They claim…

• How The U.S. Could Benefit From Australia’s Trade Spat With China

  Published 11 April 2021 | viewed 2,676 times

  Coal’s days are numbered. The world’s dirtiest fossil fuel has long since fallen out of favor with climate-conscious policymakers, investors, and constituents alike, and even…

• The World Is One Step Closer To Commercial Nuclear Fusion

  Published 10 April 2021 | viewed 12,190 times

  The International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) is the largest nuclear fusion experiment in the world. The megaproject is a collaborative effort funded and run by…

• Tim Cook Finally Opens Up About The Much-Hyped Apple Car

  Published 07 April 2021 | viewed 8,041 times

  After the novel coronavirus tore through communities worldwide and left a path of economic and public health devastation in its wake, many sectors are still…

• The Oil Industry Receives An Unexpected Boost From Biden

  Published 07 April 2021 | viewed 16,661 times

  The election of President Joe Biden has been the cause of much hand-wringing in the United States oil and gas sector. The current U.S. president…

• Russia Is Being Left Behind In The Energy Transition

  Published 04 April 2021 | viewed 4,038 times

  When it comes to climate change and the need to update and innovate in the face of changing weather patterns, Russian President Vladmir Putin’s strategy…

• Saudi Aramco's Falling Profits Put Vision 2030 In Jeopardy

  Published 01 April 2021 | viewed 5,615 times

  Saudi Aramco’s profits fell by nearly 50% in 2020 as the pandemic battered oil markets and an oil price war between Russia and Saudi Arabia…

• Coal Is In Terminal Decline, But China’s Consumption Is Climbing

  Published 31 March 2021 | viewed 8,389 times

  Coal, the dirtiest of the world’s fossil fuels, has been in terminal decline for years now. Investment in the once-vital commodity has crashed, and the…

• Ad Companies Are Boycotting Big Oil

  Published 30 March 2021 | viewed 3,245 times

  In 1939, studies began to suggest that smoking might not be that great for you, sullying a great American pastime and a key United States…

• Is Shale Exploration About To Surge?

  Published 27 March 2021 | viewed 8,618 times

  The United States shale industry’s era of “newfound prudence” could be coming to an end. After a devastating 2020 for U.S. oil, the mood in…

• China Emerges As The Leader In The Clean Energy Boom

  Published 25 March 2021 | viewed 2,206 times

  The trade war with China isn’t over yet. While the Trump administration is now a thing of the past, tensions between the United States and…

• India Looks To Lure Energy Investors Away From China

  Published 23 March 2021 | viewed 2,952 times

  India is trying hard to woo foreign investors as the nation tries to rebuild from its worst economic contraction on record. Hit particularly hard by…

• Will Clean Energy Kickstart A New Resource War?

  Published 21 March 2021 | viewed 8,025 times

  Before a United States-owned oil well drilled into what no one yet knew was the largest single source of petroleum on the planet on March…

• Australia Is Jumping On The Green Hydrogen Bandwagon

  Published 20 March 2021 | viewed 23,944 times

  It’s not news that COVID-19 wreaked havoc on energy markets across the world throughout 2020. But just to recap, it was a real doozy; total…

• U.S. Consumers Will Pay The Bill For Higher Crude Prices

  Published 17 March 2021 | viewed 3,975 times

  Oil producers around the world are sticking to their guns and keeping oil production capped even as oil prices continue to rise. Historically, the highly…

• South Africa Hopes To Become The Next Big Shale Success Story

  Published 15 March 2021 | viewed 6,673 times

  It’s been nearly a decade since South Africa lifted a freeze on shale gas exploration, but the resource-rich nation’s potential ensuing shale revolution never quite…

• Biden’s Energy Secretary To Oil Industry: Adapt Or Die

  Published 08 March 2021 | viewed 199,135 times

  “I’m not going to sugarcoat how hard transitions are,” new United States Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm stated on Wednesday. Her comment, made during IHS Markit’s…

• Launching The World’s Largest Carbon Credit System

  Published 06 March 2021 | viewed 13,203 times

  Late last year, in a shockingly ambitious pledge, Chinese president Xi Jinping announced that his country would reach peak domestic greenhouse gas emissions by the…