Haley Zaremba

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• Airlines Are Suspending Flights Because Fuel Is Too Expensive

  Published 29 August 2018 | viewed 29,432 times

  The price of jet fuel has continued to skyrocket over the last year, currently clocking in at a whopping 36.5 percent higher than at this…

• Lagging Oil Industry Weighs On Mexico’s Economy

  Published 25 August 2018 | viewed 11,965 times

  Amid declining oil, agricultural, and industrial production, as well as an impending radical regime change, Mexico’s economy contracted more than previously projected in the second…

• Alaska’s Oil Renaissance

  Published 23 August 2018 | viewed 30,696 times

  The impending oil renaissance in Alaska’s North Slope is going to be even more massive than previously projected. The oil lurking under the surface of…

• Brazil’s Opposing Energy Views

  Published 21 August 2018 | viewed 19,286 times

  Brazil’s energy industry seems to be caught in a moment of deep ambivalence--on one side of the issue, they are breaking records in terms of…

• Indonesia’s Oil Sector In Jeopardy As Elections Loom

  Published 15 August 2018 | viewed 16,530 times

  The future is looking grim for foreign resource companies with investments in Indonesia. In the current election cycle, it has become increasingly politically popular to…

• Why Is Big Oil So Excited About Alaskan Crude?

  Published 12 August 2018 | viewed 31,092 times

  In an unprecedented move, Alaska officials recently published huge quantities of oil exploration data in an attempt to attract the attention of drilling companies to…

• What Would A Hard Brexit Mean For British Oil?

  Published 11 August 2018 | viewed 45,168 times

  It’s been more than a year after the groundbreaking Brexit vote, in which the British public decided to leave the European Union in a controversial…

• India’s Renewable Investments Near $20 Billion

  Published 04 August 2018 | viewed 29,777 times

  For the first time in history, investing in India’s renewable energy sector surpassed that of traditional fossil fuel-based power production. India achieved this groundbreaking feat…

• Why Is Venezuela Still Sending Subsidized Oil To Cuba?

  Published 17 July 2018 | viewed 32,653 times

  In the past, oil has accounted for 96 percent of Venezuela's exports and over 40 percent of government revenues. Now, as the nation’s economy continues…

• U.S. Poised To Ease Biofuel Quotas

  Published 16 July 2018 | viewed 19,905 times

  Just as scientists are making leaps and bounds in the technology behind biofuel production, opening the way for cheaper and more efficient clean fuel sources,…

• Asia Is Leading The Renewable Energy Race

  Published 09 July 2018 | viewed 23,184 times

  As the era of fossil fuels comes to a close, it’s time to start seriously considering an all-electric future, as well as all of the…

• Can U.S. Shale And OPEC Find Common Ground?

  Published 15 June 2018 | viewed 4,958 times

  As OPEC’s June 22 summit rapidly approaches, everything hangs in the balance for the organization’s precarious (to say the least) relationship with United States shale…

• Could China Save The U.S. Coal Industry?

  Published 04 June 2018 | viewed 19,213 times

  China may soon be buying a lot more coal from the United States as part of a larger plan to narrow its trade deficit with…

• U.S. Oil Companies Look To Skirt Biofuel Quotas

  Published 30 May 2018 | viewed 11,676 times

  Continuing a national trend, the United States’ second-largest oil refining company has recently requested a biofuel hardship waiver from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The…

• The One Nation Returning To Coal

  Published 07 May 2018 | viewed 30,584 times

  As the developed world moves farther and farther away from coal-fired energy, one major economy is breaking the trend. Japan, in a move that few…

• The New Alaskan Oil Rush

  Published 22 April 2018 | viewed 41,850 times

  ConocoPhillips is coming off of an incredible exploration season, reportedly the best they’ve had in over a decade, and they have Alaskan oil to thank…

• Mexico’s Oil Crisis: Pirates, Cartels, And Corruption

  Published 19 April 2018 | viewed 28,035 times

  Mexican oil is hemorrhaging money thanks to gasoline-guzzling cartels, seafaring pirates, and widespread collusion within their own ranks. While this is nothing new for the…

• BP Teams Up With Tesla In Energy Storage Project

  Published 17 April 2018 | viewed 16,372 times

  One of the world’s biggest oil industry supermajors has teamed up with the global leader in electric cars in a new business venture and pilot…

• U.S. Sees Wave Of New Cyber Attacks On Energy Infrastructure

  Published 11 April 2018 | viewed 20,102 times

  In the past few weeks at least seven natural gas pipeline operators were the victims of hackers that targeted third-party communications system Latitude Technologies, causing…

• Tanzania’s $344M Natural Gas Plant Is A Game Changer

  Published 07 April 2018 | viewed 28,690 times

  This week Tanzania opened a brand new $344 million, 167.82-megawatt natural gas power plant outside of the nation's commercial capital, Dar es Salaam, marking a…