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As more and more renewable energy comes on to the grid, networks are having to deal with more intermittent supplies from wind and solar power. Energy storage using batteries and other technologies are one answer, enabling surplus energy that is produced at times of low demand to be stored and …

Oil prices have collapsed by more than half this year, to $23 per barrel today for West Texas Intermediate crude. But now is not yet the time to buy oil—because the worst is yet to come. Gasoline demand is set to plunge 50%, while jet fuel consumption has all but …

Amid a thunderstorm of horrifically sad COVID-19 news, I wanted to focus on an energy story to lift your spirits. We all realize that energy markets are such an afterthought right now, but I wanted to give you something. Remember Red, hope is a good thing, maybe the best of …

U.S. crude oil exports in total are up nearly 50% over a 12 month period.

The U.S. will hardly become completely self-sufficient with oil overnight.

Large-scale solar built in the desert regions of northwest China is frequently curtailed.

Oil will maintain its key role in the global energy mix for the forseeable future.

The Russians and Americans are going head-to-head in a global oil and gas market.

The U.S. has become a serious competitor to Russia in Europe.

Excess atmospheric carbon could serve as a raw material for all sorts of products and processes.