Batteries Are Taking the Gas Peaker’s Best Hours
Gas peakers have always had one decisive economic advantage: they were relatively cheap to build.A…
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Category: Energy
US and Turkmenistan Explore New Gas Routes Across the Caspian
US and Turkmen diplomats focused on expanding trans-Caspian connectivity and promoting energy export diversification during…
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Guyana’s Oil Boom Could Ease the Global Supply Crunch
Tight global oil supplies, compounded by fears of further U.S. strikes against Iran, are stoking…
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U.S. Refineries Make Dramatic Shift Away From Gasoline
U.S. refineries are producing a smaller share of gasoline from every barrel of crude oil…
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Asia Hopes U.S. Midterm Results Will Ease Energy Crisis
Asian countries that depend on oil and gas imports for their energy security are hoping…
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Polar Vortex Puts Europe’s Gas Reserves at Risk
The European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts shows signs of an early disruption of the…
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Can Cheap Batteries Deliver COP31’s 35% Electrification Goal?
Electrification will be the major focus of the upcoming COP31 United Nations climate conference, to…
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Iran War and AI Boom Drive Global Gas Supply Crunch
LNG spot market prices in Asia have tripled since the start of the year. Asia…
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UAE Weighs Plans for Third Strait of Hormuz Bypass Pipeline
The United Arab Emirates currently operates one crude export pipeline that bypasses the Strait of…
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Qatar Becomes Largest Buyer of U.S. LNG Amid Hormuz Crisis
In an extraordinary turn of events, Qatar, the world’s second-largest LNG exporter before the Iran…
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